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 1 4,7 |        and p. 64).~ The sin of Samaria (8:14) is generally taken
 2 4,7 |       bull image was set up in Samaria as well, when it became
 3 5,2 |    years before the capture of Samaria, and that the book represents
 4 6,5 |      result was the capture of Samaria in 722 B.C. by Shalmaneser,
 5 7,1 |     The Coining Destruction of Samaria and Jerusalem — Chs. 1-3.~
 6 7,1 |         1. God’s Anger against Samaria and Judah.~2 — Chs. 2, 3.
 7 7,3 |            God’s Anger against Samaria and Judah (Ch. 1). ~ The
 8 7,3 |         2-1) deals mainly with Samaria. It is purely a message
 9 7,3 | therefore be­yond her idolatry Samaria’s sins are not specified.
10 7,3 |   which he knew so well, after Samaria’s fall; so he raises his
11 9,2 |     deported after the fall of Samaria in 723 B.C. (IIKings 17:
12 13,2|        than those of Sodom and Samaria (cf. Jer. 3:6-13). Since
13 13,2|        much more of rebellious Samaria, and heathen Sodom, symbolizing