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 1   2       |  Approach~The investigation of Israel’s acknowledgement of faults
 2   2   (32)|     committed by the people of Israel, by himself, and by the
 3   2,  1   |        violence perpetrated by Israel against other peoples, which
 4   2,  1   |       maltreatment suffered by Israel at the hands of other peoples
 5   2   (37)|  strained relationship between Israel and Edom comes to mind.
 6   2   (37)|        the fact that they were Israel’s “brother” – participated
 7   2   (37)|        for example, Ob 10-14). Israel, as a sign of outrage for
 8   2,  2   |     God of Jesus is the God of Israel (cf. Jn 4:22), invoked as “
 9   2,  3   | advantage of other children of Israel. All this could result in
10   2,  3   |      the regular repetition of Israel’s profession of faith in