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 1 6,8 |     seem to be based upon the failure to realize that in the Scriptures
 2 6,5 |      out of the shadows.~ The failure to realize the way in which
 3 6,5 |    and despondent through the failure of the return, is transformed
 4 6,6 |    Isaiah had experienced the failure of Israel and the choice
 5 6,6 |   over the exile, he sees the failure there of the remnant (see
 6 6,6 |    centuries of suffering and failure he sees one who is both
 7 6,6 | anguish of the exile, and the failure of the return, that the
 8 7,7 |     of the Pentateuch and our failure to get a comprehen­sive
 9 9,1 |     absolutely necessary. The failure to mention the identity
10 11,8|    ment; in spite of apparent failure he had been doing the task
11 11,4|  there all night (20:2f). The failure of any to intervene must
12 14,1|    This was emphasized by the failure to obtain national independence