Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4,4 |      assumed that the sacrificial ritual carried out with ex­treme
 2 4,4 |       Sinai covenant, whether the ritual conformed to the divinely
 3 4,6 |         of the form of the Bethel ritual, but its rejection because
 4 4,6 |          cannot be averted by any ritual (5:2Iff) — the songs of
 5 7,7 |          rather than cut down the ritual.~ An appeal is first made
 6 7,7 |          which sacrifices and the ritual must have been cut to a
 7 11,2|        and details of sacrificial ritual have only a few passing
 8 13,2| observance of every detail of the ritual was ex­pected of the priest,
 9 13,3|         the whole of the priestly ritual was symbolic, as indeed
10 13,4|        and branch condemnation of ritual and ceremonial rather pain­
11 13,6|      people particularly from the ritual angle.~ The thought is continued
12 15,6|          was questionable sense — ritual often paralyses common sense