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See: asylum, banish, banishment, bar, deport, deportation, depose, derelict, dislodge, displace, eliminate, exclude, exclusion, expatriate, expel, expulsion, isolate, ostracism, pariah, rejection, relegate, removal, remove, seclude, transport EXILE, civil law. The: interdiction of all places except one in which the
party is forced to make his residence.
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| Finally, after the Lord God identifies himself as exilic Isaiah's YHWH, who is both "beginning" and "end" (Isa 44:6; 48:12), form follows content, and the passage ends as it began, "who is and who was and who is to come. This exilic critique of kings is also, in turn, part of the great biblical message affirming human equality and dignity, and it speaks a powerful egalitarian word to any age. Rooted in the exilic experience of ancient Israel, it uses wounding |
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