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 1 6,3 |       apocalyptic generalities or symbolism, but in clear vision is
 2 13,3|     description or to expound its symbolism. For the former, recourse
 3 13,3|           that for them, too, the symbolism presented the very greatest
 4 13,3| sideration.~ If we find Ezekiel’s symbolism over-elaborate and far­fetched,
 5 13,3|     lay-out of the Temple, and so symbolism had become second nature
 6 13,3|     Testament just because of its symbolism. The greatest difficulty
 7 13,3|          to the glories of Deity, symbolism is as inadequate as direct
 8 13,4|           his visions, and by the symbolism that colours his whole message.~
 9 13,5|           with Ezekiel’s ex­treme symbolism, we shall be prepared to
10 13,6|       interpretation of Ezekiel’s symbolism.~ Since it was forbidden
11 13,7|   appearance of a man.” Ezekiel’s symbolism comes out once more in ver.
12 13,2|         expound the superabundant symbolism impossible. Of outstanding
13 13,7|         the problems of Ezekiel’s symbolism are not likely to take this
14 13,2|       Once we grasp that there is symbolism in these chapters, we should
15 13,2|        bination of literalism and symbolism. While the future will never
16 17,1|      animals. Since, however, the symbolism is found suitable both by