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 1 4,4 |        or the power of one’s own family and connexions. That is
 2 6,8 |       All the high holy days and family events were accompanied
 3 8,2 |        and the latter “the royal family” (the LXX actually has “
 4 8,2 |        he probably belonged to a family of some importance. This
 5 11,4|  Jeremiah was born of a priestly family (1:1) in Anathoth, the modern
 6 11,4|         was to find that his own family (12:6) was treacherously
 7 11,4|           The reason was injured family pride (11:21). Ever since
 8 11,4|        man, and his aristocratic family resented sharing in his
 9 11,4|        for a man of aristocratic family, for whom death was better
10 11,6| sufferings grew greater when his family tried to murder him (11:
11 11,6|         power of the head of the family, the exclusion of a man
12 11,6|      exclusion of a man from his family group was a blow worse than
13 11,6|         the prophet, rejected by family and nation, his life in
14 11,0|       God unbound by the ties of family, country or religion.~ ~
15 13,2|          that he was of priestly family. The respect, however, ac­
16 13,2|        the young men of priestly family. It is quite clear from
17 13,4|          Law from the nation and family to the individual. Quite
18 14,3|        the latter as shewing his family not to be of great importance.~