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 1 1,7 |   for picking out others and making them do so too, just because
 2 6,3 |   all be ignored. For anyone making a dis­passionate comparison
 3 10,4|   con­quered; the picture of making them drunk is probably meta­
 4 12,1|      with the second view in making the capture of Jerusalem
 5 13,4|    digest and assimilate it, making it a living part of himself.
 6 13,4|     How well he succeeded in making some of the exiles realize
 7 13,5|  with restraint (ver. 26) by making the prophet dumb, though
 8 13,5|     3) and also for 390 days making cakes and eating them, measuring
 9 13,7| Judges ση (see p. 36ff). The making of such pictorial representations
10 13,1|   jerry-built walls of man’s making (see mg. ver. 10). Finally,
11 16,4|    of Ezra and Nehemiah, was making the name and worship of
12 18,3|     of the chief reasons for making many conservative scholars