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 1 10,6 |            be considered Jews under Israel’s Law of Return (which guarantees
 2 13   |            say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto
 3 16,2 |           forth to the chil­dren of Israel, and shall say to them, “
 4 16,2 |             say to the chil­dren of Israel, the Being has sent me to
 5 21   | Commandments given to the people of Israel by God through Moses. And
 6 21   |         exactly proclaimed. Hear, O Israel: Thou shalt love the Lord
 7 21   |           and prepare the people of Israel for the reception of the
 8 21   |             its ethics suggested to Israel love for one another; however,
 9 21   |          assertion that the King of Israel is God! In this, Old Testament
10 22   |          but only for the people of Israel selected by God, for which
11 22   |            character. The people of Israel were elected in order to
12 22   |          covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah (
13 22   |          Messiah amid the people of Israel, chiefly reflected in the
14 24   |   Christianity from the religion of Israel shines with the new light
15 App,1|             Despite his key role in Israel's history, until recently
16 App,1|            the phrases “The King of Israel” and “House of David.”~
17 App,1|          Hazael, is victorious over Israel and Judah. The stele was
18 App,1|             son of Ahab, ruler over Israel, and Ahaziah, who was the
19 App,1|          Davidic dynasty that ruled Israel. We can conclude, then,
20 App,1|           the kingdoms of Judah and Israel were prominent political