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Finals Semester 2 exodus Deuteronomy and Joshua judges Ruth Flashcards

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Trufle or false one purpose of Exodus was to instructs the Hebrews on what it means to be God’s people in the midst of other nations

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True

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True or false Christ died as our substitute

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True

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True or false the keyword of Leviticus is “holy”

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True

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True or false it was important for God to lay down some pretty strict rules for the Israelites because they were about to enter a land full of extremely idolatrous and we can people

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True

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True or false approximately 450,000 Israelites were in the wilderness

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False

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True or false the tribe of Judah was the tribe the priests came from

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False

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True or false go to descendants of Levi we have mentioned in class were Dathan and abiram

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False Moses and Aaron

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True or false the second greatest command in Scripture is “love the Lord your God with all your heart”

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False

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True or false the bronze serpent on a pole and numbers 21 and John three symbolizes Christ on the cross

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True

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10
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We know that the word of God is for us, but some of it was written specifically to the Israelites

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True

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The plagues helped Pharoah to finally let the Hebrew people leave Egypt. Who are the leaders of the Hebrew people who insisted that Pharoah “let my people go”

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Moses and Aaron

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12
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Why did God give the plagues to the Egyptians

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To convince Furrough to let the people go, to convince the Hebrews that God is powerful and who he says he is, to show the Hebrews and Egyptians that God is more powerful than the gods of Egypt

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13
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“Without the shedding of blood, there is no…

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Remission /Forgiveness of sin

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14
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Miriam turns white with leprosy; Koran, Dathan and abiram get swallowed up in a sinkhole; The story of errands staff that budded; God sends fire; God sends quail; the golden calf;
These all show rebellion or the challenging of authority

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Moses goes on the mountain to get the 10 Commandments does not show this

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15
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What evidence did we give that the Bible elevates women

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Creation of Eve; Jesus his treatment of women; Paul’s listing of women he appreciated; inclusion of women in the resurrection; laws preventing unfairness

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16
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Characteristic of God: use the plagues to show his power and superiority

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All-powerful

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Characteristic of God: Wanted to Hebrews to leave their slavery, misery and Egypt

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Thoughtful/caring

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18
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Characteristic of God: doesn’t get upset with Moses

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Forgiving

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19
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Characteristic of God: the Israelites were about to enter a landfill of extremely idolatrous and wicked people

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Strict

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20
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What happenedin Exodus chapters 1 and 2

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Moses’s birth, kills Egyptian, leaves Egypt

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21
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What happened in Exodus chapters 7 - 11

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10 plagues

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22
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What happened in Exodus chapter 12

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Passover

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23
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What happened in Exodus chapters 19 through 20

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10 Commandments

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24
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What is the theme of genesis

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Beginnings

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25
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What is the theme of Exodus

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Redemption

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26
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What is the theme of Leviticus

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Atonement; “shaping a worshiping people”

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27
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What is the theme of numbers

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Rebellion, unbelief

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28
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What is the theme of Deuteronomy

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Renewal of Mosaic covenant between God and the people

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29
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List the articles of the tabernacle and what they represent

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Altar of incense – our prayers rising to God; table of showbread – fellowship, communion with God; golden lampstand –Jesus as the light of the world; arc of the covenant – atonement for sin; veil – separation from God

Study where they are in the tabernacle

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30
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Facts ofpassover

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Each family of the Egyptians lost their oldest son; the angel of death visited Egypt that night; some Egyptians accompanied the Hebrews; the Egyptians gave the Hebrews all kinds of things to take with them when they left

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31
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True or false in Exodus 1 and two, Moses kill someone and leaves Egypt

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True

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32
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Who was the first leader of Israel

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Moses

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33
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Second leader of Israel

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Joshua

34
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Walls fell down

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Jericho

35
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Lost the first battle at

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Ai

36
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Stole from the plunder

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Achan

37
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True or false lack of prayer cause Joshua to be deceived by the Gibeonites

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True

38
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True or false the Gibeonites check Joshua by saying they were from a long distance in their food was dried up and gone

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True

39
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True or false In judges, a judge was a “deliver”

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True

40
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True or false Gideon was called a “mighty warrior” by the angel of God

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True

41
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True or false The story of Gideon shows us that God often uses people of humble circumstances

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True

42
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True or false Ehud was a right-handed judge with a shotgun

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False

43
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True or false Ruth was the daughter-in-law of Boaz

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False

44
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True or false Debora was the daughter-in-law of Naomi

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False

45
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True or false Deborah was the judge who helped Barack win a battle

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True

46
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True or false a kinsman redeemer was a male relative who is willing to marry a widowed female relative to preserve the family line and protect the young lady

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True

47
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True or false a kinsman redeemer was a female relative who would marry a man who would take care of her

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False

48
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True or false Boaz was a Kinsman redeemer

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True

49
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True or false Boaz and Ruth where the ancestors of King David

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True

50
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True or false the people that Samson fight against again and again were the Philistines

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True

51
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True or false the Delilah was a wife of Simpson

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True

52
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What identifies with Joshua one

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Joshua becomes a leader

53
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What identifies with Joshua 2

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Rahab

54
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What identifies with Joshua three and four

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Crossing the Jordan

55
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What identifies with Joshua five

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Memorial of rocks from crossing the Jordan

56
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What identifies with Joshua six

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Jericho

57
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What identified with Joshua 7-8

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Ai defeats Israel then Israel defeats Ai

58
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What is identified with Joshua nine

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The Gibeonites deceive Joshua

59
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What identifies with Joshua 10

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Sun stands still

60
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What identifies with Joshua 11 through 22

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Division of the land by tribe

61
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What identifies with Joshua 23 and 24

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Joshua’s death; farewell to the people

62
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What is the cycle of sin

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Israel disobeys; Israel is oppressed; Israel cries out; God raises up a deliver; Israel is delivered; Israel is at peace

63
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Joshua called on the people to “consecrate themselves”, meaning they should – – – themselves

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Dedicate

64
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The conquest of land by the Israelites was

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Incomplete

65
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Gideon put out a – – – to determine if the angel was truly from God

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Fleece/memorial

66
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Gideon destroyed idols to this God

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Baal

67
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Gideon destroyed polls which were in worship of

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Asherah

68
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Samson was a

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Nazirite

69
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A Nazirite was not allowed to

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Cut his hair; touch you good things; drink wine

70
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Facts about Sampson

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Samson Tourgee off its hinges and carry either way; gave a riddle to others to guess; got a haircut; pushed apart the columns of a large building, killing himself and a large number of Philistines

71
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Fictional king or queen stories are popular because

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They live in castles, I lived a charmed life, glamour, beautiful

72
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Why would people want someone to rule over them

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Safety, Protection, provision

73
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Why do people rebel against Kings or those in authority

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The way they treat people, their laws if unfair, morals

74
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At the point of history that first and second Samuel take place, why does Israel want a human King

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Everybody else had a king, A human King instead of God could force people not to do everything that is right in their own eyes, Moses and Joshua were inadequate, the judges were inadequate, assignment

75
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What is the theme of numbers

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Rebellion

76
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Study “a little history” section in handout for ppt in booklet

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77
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How did God allow himself to continue to rule over Israel

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By using profits and men like Mosesand Joshua/theocracy

78
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Should Israel have taken on a king why or why not

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No because God was there King and always was

79
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Should Israel ever take on a king who

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They could take someone who speaks from God

80
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God promises that Christ will someday rule as king. What would this can be like

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He will be both human and God; rein in righteousness

81
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Later in history in the New Testament the Israelites were looking for a kingship overthrow what King

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Roman

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