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1    4,   5|                       5. An Analogy ~At the very beginning of
2    4,   5|  Testament books, as to the analogy that enables us to understand
3    4,   5|   and original justice. The analogy at this point is very wide-ranging.
4    4,   5|   grace, every sin. In this analogy there is less emphasis than
5    4,   5|     of Israel, although the analogy of the prodigal son may
6    4,   5|  this was refused him. ~The analogy turns clearly towards man'
7    4,   6| this simple but penetrating analogy the figure of the father