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1  1,1|          groups out of which various apocalyptic predictions emerged. It
2  2,8|      Testament “testimonies,” and of apocalyptic writings such as I Enoch,
3  3  |           John. This special kind of apocalyptic writing was revived among
4  3  |              But, in general, Jewish apocalyptic was not congenial with Greek
5  3  | instinctively found its own paths to apocalyptic expression of various kinds.
6  3  |            nothing to the old Jewish apocalyptic; it is not even pseudonymous;
7  3  |         Direct divine revelation, or apocalyptic, was an idea familiar to
8  3  |             70, contained a striking apocalyptic passage (chap. 13) as did