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 1   1   (6)|     remission and of joy” in the Old Testament (Lv 25).~
 2   2      | acknowledgement of faults in the Old Testament and the topic of the confession
 3   2      |            the traditions of the New Testament can developed in various
 4   2,  1  |                         2.1. The Old Testament~Confessions of sins and
 5   2,  1  |            the narratives of the Old Testament, in the Psalms, and in the
 6   2,  1  |            in the Gospels of the New Testament. There are also sporadic
 7   2,  1  |            in the Letters of the New Testament. Given the abundance and
 8   2,  2  |                         2.2. The New Testament~A fundamental theme connected
 9   2,  2  |             amply present in the New Testament, is that of the absolute
10   2,  2  |            All this reflects the Old Testament notion of the absolute holiness
11   2,  2  |           Jesus of Nazareth. The Old Testament notion has not been abandoned
12   2,  2  |         insistence pervading the New Testament: in the Gospels and in the
13   2,  2  |       inspiration. Moreover, the New Testament is full of exhortations