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In the _________ practices, of which evidence is to be found in the books of Judges and Samuel, the chief part is played by sacr

ifices, usually burnt offerings?
A).orbital.
B).statistical.
C).ritual.
D).torrential.

1 answer:

Ad libitum [116K]3 years ago

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I think it’s b because it stands for beautiful

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2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues: pandered

3. limited in perspective: provincial

4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner: incoherent

5. corresponding in size or degree: commesurate

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1. something added, especially a supplement to a book: addenda

2. to act as a go-between in sexual intrigues: pandered

3. limited in perspective: provincial

4. unable to think in a clear or orderly manner: incoherent

5. corresponding in size or degree: commesurate

6. to strengthen or support with other evidence: corroborate

7. relating to air or other gases: pneumatic

8. lacking definite form: amorphous

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