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| Joseph Fitzmeyer argues that the three-part prescript formula (naming himself, the co-sender and the addressees in the first two verses, then adding his initial greeting) "makes it likely that the letter was not intended to be read silently by those addressed, but to be read aloud to an assembled group of Christians. 1051: "The following prescripts regarding the investigation about the qualities required in the one to be ordained are to be observed: [. But before we call in the free enterprise wagons and throw up our hands in the face of the deafening e-commerce hyperbole, we should take note that seemingly ancient business prescripts are again in vogue. |
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