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 1 5,3 | place-names compounded with Baal. Equally the goddesses are referred
 2 6,5 |        satisfy the picture. It is equally uncertain whether the earlier
 3 6,5 |         he has been identified is equally un­satisfactory. We agree
 4 9,3 |          in a flawless condition. Equally we must not assume that
 5 11,7|        condemned is idolatry, but equally obviously much of it was
 6 11,5|    language of modern psychology. Equally the fact that the message
 7 13,0|         of all the tribes, yet we equally do not feel that this can
 8 14,6|        which would have been held equally at the recommencement of
 9 15,4|        hardly convincing. This is equally true of the attempt to interpret
10 15,4|         Judah, or who ever will.~ Equally unidentified are the four
11 18,1|         open the door wide to the equally improvable assumptions of