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seventy
1. the cardinal number that is the product of ten and seven
2. a numeral, 70, LXX, etc., representing this number
3. the numbers 70--79, esp the 70th to the 79th year of a person's life or of a particular century
4. the amount or quantity that is seven times as big as ten


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Chapter 6 argues that, since "Mark agrees with the LXX but never with the MT against the LXX" that would indicate that, if the parable came from (an Aramaic-speaking) Jesus, it originally contained no "explicit allusion to Isaiah 5" (p.
Savior" (soter) in the LXX always renders forms related to the same Hebrew root as Jesus' name (ysh'), while both occurrences in Luke's Gospel (1:47; 2:11) appear in the context of the lowly being delivered (cf.
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