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    Keil notes,“ the darkness consequent[

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    Keil states:“ The name itself,

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    Keil states:“ Daniel

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    But Keil saw a further meaning in Ezekiel's prophecy.

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    In a footnote, Keil quotes historian Jacob Perizonius as writing:“

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    Keil states:“ The name itself, Nimrod from[ ma·radhʹ],‘ we will revolt,' points to some violent resistance to God.

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    It is told that he was last seen on land near Keil canal in Germany in the beginning of 1943.

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    Yale researchers, Leonid Rozenblit and Frank Keil suggested that in many instances people believe they understand how something works when in fact their understanding is superficial at best.

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    Keil states:“ Daniel and his companions were to be educated in the wisdom of the Chaldean priests and learned men, which was taught in the schools of Babylon.”.

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    A little over a decade ago Leonid Rozenblit and Frank Keil from Yale University suggested that in many instances people believe they understand how something works when in fact their understanding is superficial at best.

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    That shiny slab of glass and metal is far more likely to be a child's plaything these days than a pocketknife or a handful of nails- a shift that Frank Keil, a Yale University psychologist who brought the book to my attention, finds troubling.

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    In a footnote, Keil quotes historian Jacob Perizonius as writing:“ I would believe that this man[ Nimrod], as a ferocious hunter and surrounded by a band of comrades, in order to incite the rest to rebellion, always had in his mouth and geminated that word‘ nimrod, nimrod,' that is,‘ Let us rebel!

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    Keil wrote:“ Zephaniah's prophecy… not only commences with the announcement of a universal judgment upon the whole world, out of which the judgment rises that will fall upon Judah on account of its sins, and upon the world of nations on account of its hostility to the people of Jehovah; but it treats throughout of the great and terrible day of Jehovah.”.

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