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crucial adjective acute, climacteric, conclusive, critical, deciding, decisive, definitive, essential, exigent, final, grave, imperative, important, influential, instant, material, momentous, of moment, of note, of supreme importance, pivotal, pressing, severe, significant, supreme, urgent, valuable, vital See also: acute, central, decisive, essential, exigent, grave, imperative, important, indispensable, key, major, mandatory, material, momentous, necessary, peremptory, serious, strategic, urgent How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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This is the first chapter of the long account of life in the land and voices a primal thesis concerning the cruciality of the Torah that is to dominate the entire account to follow. But beyond that, surely, the narrative wants to attest to the irresistible cruciality of the Israelite prophet and the God of the Israelite prophet who is the healer of the nations. First, the largest circle of memory is that of the flood narrative, an account that remembers most broadly and most deeply the moment when YHWH committed YHWH's own self to the earth (on the cruciality of this tradition for Israel's faith, see Miller 1995: 155-68). |
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