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 1 2,6 |         vers. 2, 12) belongs to the symbolic language of apocalyptic.
 2 6,8 |            the Messiah, as does the symbolic naming of Him as the (corner)
 3 11,2|           to religion have purely a symbolic, not an objective, value.~
 4 11,3|          unpopularity is his use of symbolic actions intended to catch
 5 11,3|            message of doom. Further symbolic actions are recorded in
 6 13,3|             the priestly ritual was symbolic, as indeed was the lay-out
 7 13,4|        optimistic.~ There follows a symbolic description of the source
 8 13,6|          the forty years are merely symbolic, reminiscent of the forty
 9 13,6|              The explanation of the symbolic actions follows in 5:5-17.
10 13,7|         spirit. There are certainly symbolic elements in what follows
11 13,7|            8f). The image is purely symbolic here.~ (b) A multitude of
12 13,7|           This is probably entirely symbolic (see vers. 8, 12) and speaks
13 13,8|          almost certainly real, not symbolic) prefigures the fate of
14 13,0|              and the prophet by two symbolic actions (vers. 3-7, 17f)
15 13,0|            Ezekiel, see below.~ The symbolic action is in itself deliberately
16 13,0|        IIKings 25:5ff).~ The second symbolic action, in which Ezekiel
17 13,7|          world. There is probably a symbolic element here as well, Tyre
18 13,1|        these chapters, and with the symbolic nature of the book in general,
19 13,1| identifiable nations, but rather as symbolic names for the nations at
20 13,2|             the river of 47:1-12 as symbolic. Quite apart from the fact
21 13,2|          see the whole as primarily symbolic. A redeemed people, among
22 13,3|         expressions, verging on the symbolic, or even passing over into
23 13,3|             When we add to this the symbolic nature of much of the vision,
24 15,4|          interpret them solely as a symbolic description of Zechariah’
25 17,1|          alleged suitability of the symbolic animals. Since, however,
26 17,1|            God in this vision is as symbolic as the beasts themselves.
27 17,1|         unto a Son of man.” This is symbolic language, for ver. 27 clearly
28 17,3|            is cryptic, it is hardly symbolic.~ We believe that any unbiased