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If you participate in a support group, you probably have set forms and requirements.
Letters were a common form of communication in the ancient world and had fairly set forms and rhetorical styles, which an educated person like Paul would have learned.
Score-settling Rather than having set forms or patterns similar to "kata" in Japanese martial arts, the art is solely intended for the sporting tournaments that may serve the purpose of righting wrongs, restoring honor, or settling scores between tribes and tribesmen without the need to resort to more extreme violence.
 
 
 
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