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Job assures us that he was never given to this superstition, xxxi.
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The phrase in our text is a quotation, slightly altered, from Psalm xxxi.
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Whether it ever came into the actual practice of Judaism seems doubtful; in 2Chronicles xxxi.
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Outside the Priestly Code it is only found in Jeremiah (xxxi.
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This is most obvious in his narrative of the war with Midian (xxxi.
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This night she had been reading, in chapter xxxi.
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But "faith directs in intention" as Augustine says against Julian (In Psalm xxxi, cf.
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In the land of his exile, his fortunes ran a very checkered course (xxix.-xxxi.).
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Job, a good man-notonly on his own confession (xxxi.
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We have also in the Book of Deuteronomy (xxxi.
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David was for speed; "Deliver me speedily;" "Hear me speedily;" "Answer me speedily;" Psalm xxxi.
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The real object of the story is to illustrate the law governing the distribution of booty, xxxi.
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However, we can have but a very inadequate knowledge of the duration of things (II:xxxi.)
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He remains in Padan Aram twenty years (Gen. xxxi.
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Proof.-Thethird kind of knowledge is eternal (V. xxxi.
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Not less striking as an example of this kind of fiction is the story of Numbers xxxi.