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 1 1,2 |        God, you are the King of Israel!” The Antiochean Father,
 2 4,2 |       and proclaimed the God of Israel as the only true and living
 3 4,2 |     read in Dt. 6:4-5, “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one
 4 4,2 |      the true and living God of Israel, intends to reject and exclude
 5 4,2 |         name of the Holy One of Israel, the Father of Jesus Christ,
 6 4,3 | relationship of the Holy One of Israel with His people, defined
 7 4,3 |     Moses and the liberation of Israel from Egypt recapitulates
 8 4,3 | prophets were severe critics of Israel’s violation of the covenant
 9 4,3 |        of Jesus with the God of Israel. While the God of Israel
10 4,3 |        Israel. While the God of Israel remains the same central
11 5,2 |      from Deut. 6:4-5, “Hear, O Israel: The Lord is our God, the
12 5,3 |    Moses: “Say to the people of Israel, I AM has sent me to you’” (
13 5,4 |     being blessed and re-named “Israel,” meaning “one who strives
14 8,3 |      spiritual but the physical Israel (Rom. 9:6-8). He considers
15 8,3 |         that by God's power all Israel will finally believe and
16 8,4 |      the vanguard of a restored Israel and resisted the outreach
17 9,2 |        God! You are the King of Israel!” Commenting on this passage,
18 11,4|       Christianity, “the God of Israel triumphed over the pagan
19 11,4|    rejoice that the Holy One of Israel elected to call all Gentiles
20 11,4|    rejoice that the Holy One of Israel is worshiped, praised, and
21 11,4| Consultation II, the article by Israel Singer, “The Individual
22 11,4|   Patriarchate of Jerusalem. In Israel and other lands of the Middle