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 1 1,6 |          well point to something similar in the case of the earlier
 2 1,7 |         we should doubtless find similar circum­stances elsewhere,
 3 1,8 |         Is. 42:1‑3).~In such and similar words, the prophets depict
 4 5,5 |         and eight other words of similar meaning. Though in many
 5 6,2 | originally received is obviously similar to that in “Proto-Isaiah.”
 6 6,3 |   concepts of God (ver. 18ff). A similar gulf exists between the
 7 7,5 |   prophecy they use in common in similar but contrasting ways. Isa.
 8 11,1|        17ff) was the evidence of similar prophesying by Micaiah,
 9 11,3|         north of Anathoth with a similar name. In 13:12-14 we find
10 11,1|       shortly after. As with the similar prophesies in Isaiah and
11 13,4|        one for him: cf. the very similar use in Jeremiah. At first
12 15,4|        the Messiah, so here is a similar message to Zerubbabel (vers.
13 17,4|          period of time. We have similar evidence for the Old Testament,
14 18,7|          then looks forward to a similar reversal of fate that will