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 1  I,5  |       various ways God spoke of old to our fathers by the prophets;
 2  I,6  |       place. The economy of the Old Testament, in fact, was
 3  I,6  |       Kingdom. The books of the Old Covenant are thus a permanent
 4 II,10 | happened in the religion of the Old Covenant, and as happens
 5 II,11 |    Jubilees, which began in the Old Testament and continues
 6 II,12 |    tradition of Jubilees in the Old Testament. We know that
 7 III,18|     history of the Church, the "old" and the "new" are always
 8 III,18|          new" grows out of the "old", and the "old" finds a
 9 III,18|      out of the "old", and the "old" finds a fuller expression
10 III,19|     something of the Prophet of old, pointing out with fresh
11 III,19|         specific meaning of the Old Covenant and of Israel,
12 III,24|        the People of God of the Old Covenant, starting from