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Gospel Breakdown Flashcards

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Does not understand Palestinian geography

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Mark

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Written by native speaker (not a translation into Greek

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Doesn’t explain Latin

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Does explain Hebrew and Aramaic

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First half is his life and last third is on his last day

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Last Verse says the Women did nothing

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Earth is a battleground between good & evil

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Book ends and begins violently

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Schizo & Cast Out

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Satan is a character

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Satan is not God’s equal but God’s opponant

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Messianic Secrecy

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Bracketing/Sandwhiching

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Healing of the boy with the unclean spirit

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Misunderstanding of James and John who argue about who is the greatest

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Barabbas

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17
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Centurion’s Confession

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Psalm 22 and Psalm 89 Structure which Passion narrative

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Church at odds with Jewish Leadership

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Assumes a huge amount of understanding of the Bible & jewish practice

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Mark

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21
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Focuses on Jesus’ Teaching

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Matthew

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22
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Jesus is a teacher of the Torah

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Matthew

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23
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Interest is on the narrative about Jesus

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24
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Jesus performs supernatural deeds

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25
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Weaving of narrative and dialog

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Miracles are visible manifestations of jesus’ teachings about the kingdom

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Jesus teaches with great authority

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Miracleas follow teachings in order to solidify who Jesus was

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29
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Jesus is inauguratting the kingdom of God

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30
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Suppresses stories about Jesus’ limitations

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31
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Davidic Messiah

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32
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Mosaic Figure

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33
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Interpreter of the Torah

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34
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Underestimate, misunderstand and reject Jesus

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Matthew

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35
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Redacts stories about the shortcomings of the disciples

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Matthew

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36
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Uses disciples as literary devices- examples & role models

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37
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Frequently in conflict with Pharisees

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Matthew

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38
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Progressive Ecclesiology: Gentiles & Women

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Matthew

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39
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Trying to be heard as a continuation of Biblical Story

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Luke

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40
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Designed to make us remember bible, covenant relationshipt and continuity

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Luke

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41
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Beloved Physician

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Luke

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42
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Medical Terminology

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Luke

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43
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Theopholis’ sake

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Luke

44
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Written with an eye to outsiders, political apologetic

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Luke

45
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Keeps the same order as Mark but polishes it up a bit

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Luke

46
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Continuous Narrative sequence

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Luke

47
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No other books has as many Emporers, rulers and kings

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Luke

48
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Merely mentions JBap is dead at the beginning of the story

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Luke

49
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Takes away depictions of JBapt as Elijah and give those qualities to Jesus

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Luke

50
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Starts & Ends in Jerusalem (other Gospels end in Galilee)

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Luke

51
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Sermons in Nazareth

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Luke

52
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Jesus’ Message is already geared toward gentiles

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Luke

53
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Not anyone can be in the kingdom of god- only the righteouss

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Luke

54
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Centurion of Capernaum- God-Fearer

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Luke

55
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God’s story operates on divine intention but takes place in human history

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Luke

56
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6 different references to secular history

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Luke

57
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Deletes, “coming in power”

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Luke

58
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“For a long while” & From Now On

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Luke

59
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Deletes “coming on the clouds”

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Luke

60
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“At this time:

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Luke

61
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“Go do likewise”

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Luke

62
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Today this scripture is fulfilled

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Luke

63
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Today salvation has come to this house

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Luke

64
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Rich man & Lazerus

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Luke

65
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Zachceus

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Luke

66
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Mary & Martha (expectations of women with posture of a disciple)

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Luke

67
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Offers ample evidence of early church

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Acts

68
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Stoning of Stephen

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Acts

69
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Intra-Jewish conflicts

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Acts

70
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Paul Joined Hands with the Sadduceeds even though they were diametrically opposed

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Acts

71
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Speaks of Expansion (outside of Palestine)

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Acts

72
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Outlines Paul’s Missionary Journies

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Acts

73
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Circumcision of the heart instead of the skin

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Acts

74
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Provided Route to Judaism that bypassed key requirement

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Acts

75
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Promoted Paul’s version of Judaism on a larger scale

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Acts

76
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Jesus is the revealer and only revealer of God

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John

77
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Continue to believe or may believe

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John

78
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“Jesus did not trust himself to them”

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John

79
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Seems to suggest a period of Editing

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John

80
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Spirit is not yet given because Jesus had not yet been glorified

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John

81
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Takes place in the order of Jewish festivals

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John

82
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Evokes Jewish scripture and familiary relationship with the Jewish god

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John

83
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“The Jews” occurs most often in this book

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John

84
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Temple is no longer center of worship but in “Spirit & Truth”

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John

85
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Most hostility is on the question of Jesus’ identity; it is the jews who question it

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John

86
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Exclusion from the synagogue

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John

87
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Relies on Puns and insider knowledge

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John

88
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Metaphor becomes absolutized: instead of Like a Shepherd he becomes THE shepherd

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John

89
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Universal Dualism: Choose X OR Y; Jesus or Nothing

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John

90
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Emphasis on predestination

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John

91
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Jesus alone is divine

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John

92
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Life from perspective of the person of Jesus

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John

93
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No significan difference between death & ressurection

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John

94
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Pentacost is combined with easter; both happen on Good Friday

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John

95
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Missing these stories: Birth, Temptation, Parables, exorcisms, preaching on the kingdom

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John

96
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Uses “I am” sayings; I am the door, I am the way, etc

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John

97
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Ego Eimi

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John

98
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Son of Man

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Mark

99
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Davidic Messiah

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Matthew

100
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Son of God

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Luke

101
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Equated WITH God

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John

102
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Emphasizes “knowing”

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John

103
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Jesus is preexistent, allknowing, revealed of God, Godself, Giver of eternal life, triumphant

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John

104
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Hardcore Dualism

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John

105
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Motif of Unbrokenness

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John

New Testament Survey (3 decks)

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