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 1 I    |     which says, "The children of Israel shall abide many days without
 2 I    |          For if "the children of Israel shall abide many days without
 3 I    |       that were before: and that Israel after the flesh may not
 4 I    |       the word "flesh" he means "Israel." ~5. But what are we to
 5 I    |         be shepherd of my people Israel."14And the seventy weeks
 6 I    |       The whole nation is called Israel, and also Jacob. But after
 7 I    |     tribes under him were called Israel, and the other two with
 8 I    |          somewhere says, "Behold Israel after the flesh,"94implying
 9 I    |        implying that there is an Israel after the Spirit. And elsewhere
10 I    |         of God: nor are they all Israel which are of Israel.95Nor
11 I    |          all Israel which are of Israel.95Nor is he a Jew which
12 I    |       many prophecies concerning Israel and Judah which relate the
13 I    |         ancestors of the rest of Israel. So, then, the "corporeal"
14 I    |         what has been said about Israel and the tribes and the hundreds,
15 I    |       lost sheep of the house of Israel,97we do not take the words
16 I    |      that Christ came chiefly to Israel after the flesh; for "it
17 I    |         in heaven." 100If, then, Israel is a race of souls, and
18 I    |       follows that the cities of Israel, and, consequently, all
19 I    |         Judea and Jerusalem, and Israel and Judah and Jacob, inasmuch
20 I    |       lost sheep of the house of Israel;106and as many of Israel
21 I    |         Israel;106and as many of Israel did not submit to His teaching,
22 I    |         more or less remote from Israel, may be discovered; as also
23 I    |            for "they are not all Israel that are of Israel," 111
24 I    |       not all Israel that are of Israel," 111the seventy become
25 XII  |        by lot to the children of Israel, and if he can both ascend
26 XIII |     Himself that the children of Israel be told to ask their neighbours
27 XIII |     spoils which the children of Israel took from the Egyptians
28 XIII |       Egypt that the children of Israel had abundance of precious
29 XIII |          were to the children of Israel, things which the Egyptians
30 XIII |          down of the children of Israel from their own land into
31 XIII |        and the Divine worship of Israel. At all events, Hadad the
32 XIII |         as he was in the land of Israel, and did not taste the Egyptian
33 XIII |        returned into the land of Israel, he returned to divide God'
34 XIII |      calf, "These be thy Gods, O Israel, which brought thee up out
35 XVII | Similarly, if we change the name Israel into Greek or some other
36 XX   |         is there divination with Israel; at the due season shall
37 XX   |          be told to Jacob and to Israel, what God will perform." 424
38 XXI  |       had hearkened unto me, and Israel had walked in my ways! I
39 XXII |         became his people Jacob; Israel the lot of his inheritance." 520
40 XXII |         people called Jacob, and Israel the lot of His inheritance; 529
41 XXIII|        thy name, even the God of Israel. For Jacob my servant's
42 XXIII|     Jacob my servant's sake, and Israel my chosen, I will call thee
43 XXIII|         long ago gained the name Israel; all of which he acknowledges
44 XXVII|          shalt say unto Pharaoh, Israel is my son, my first-born:
45 XXVII|        beams of Godhead visiting Israel. And that something like
46 XXVII|        that when the children of Israel groaned they did not groan
47 Index|         Isaac, 21. 24, 67, 195. ~Israel, a race of souls, 25; spiritual