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 1 1,5 |     Euphrates (51:59-64). This element is very common in Ezekiel,
 2 3,6 |   Nineveh there is probably an element of Oriental exaggeration,
 3 7,5 | probably best explained by the element of dependence in Micah on
 4 13,5|    meta­phorical or symbolical element in the language used. Ezekiel’
 5 13,7|   There is probably a symbolic element here as well, Tyre being
 6 13,7|      be taken literally). This element may per­haps partly explain
 7 13,0|        be that the conditional element enters in here too? Did
 8 15,4|        an undoubted predictive element in these visions, they are
 9 15,4|      immediate future. A major element in them is timeless, stressing
10 15,5|       always an eschatological element present which reminds us
11 16,5|        3).~ Since the disloyal element in the people exists and
12 17,5|                 The Miraculous Element. ~ When all is said and
13 17,5|       Daniel is its miraculous element, both in its histories and
14 17,5|     the future. The predictive element can only be removed from
15 17,5|        meaning. The miraculous element in the histories does not
16 17,8|     own explanation, create an element of doubt as to the exact
17 17,9|      26). If we add to this an element of uncertainty about the