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[
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{
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"title": "with all their heart and with all their soul",
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"body": "The idiom \"with all ... heart\" means \"completely\" and \"with all ... soul\" means \"with all ... being.\" These two phrases have similar meanings. Translate as in 2:1. AT: \"with all their being\" or \"with all their energy\" (See: figs_idiom and figs_doublet)"
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},
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{
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"title": "in the land",
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"body": "\"while they are living in the land\""
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},
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{
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"title": "toward their land",
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"body": "\"toward the land in which they belong.\" This refers to Israel."
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},
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{
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"title": "for your name",
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"body": "The word \"name\" is a metonym for the person, and \"for ... name\" refers to worshiping the person. Similar words appear in 3:1. AT: \"in which people will worship you\" (See: figs_metonymy)"
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}
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] |