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| − | == Questions ==
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| − | ===Verses 47-48===
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| − | * What does Jacob imply about our feeling that we mustn’t ever say harsh things to one another? Under what circumstances would such harshness be permitted? How do we avoid using verses like this as an excuse for unnecessary and unkind harshness?
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| − | ===Verse 50===
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| − | * Jacob quotes Isaiah again ([[Isa 55:1|Isa 55:1-2]]). Isaiah’s words seem never to be far from his thoughts as he delivers his sermon. Why might that be? The connection between the two seems to demand that we think about the relation of what he says to what Isaiah says if we are to understand fully Jacob’s message.
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| − | * What is the point of this verse? How does it relate to such things as Paul’s letter to the Romans where he teaches us that salvation comes by grace?
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