| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - I am in the middle of the rhetorical analysis for my thesis of the passage from Luke 6 commonly know as the Sermon on the Plain. (I use the term commonly since it is apparent that it is only commonly called that among scripture scholars.) I am looking at a particular transition, and people commonly note that this transition is a bit odd, but they do not seem to go much further with it.
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