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• receives, on the contrary, very general commendation. This accounts for the harshness of Paul's language, which arose from a desire to tear from our hearts the false view."4
• An idol worshiped in Jerusalem in Ezekiel 8:3 is called "the image of jealousy, which provokes to
• the undisputed Pauline letters that are considered to be such a threat that onemust flee from them (i Cor 6:18 and 1o:14, respectively). In Romans 2:22 Paul takes for granted that a Jew is a…
• For Reinhold Niebuhr idolatry occurs when we "make some contingent and relative vitality into the…
• the conditioned, contingent and dependent character of his existence and seeks to give it the appearance…