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He argues that the demand for Jewish men to divorce non-Jewish wives is evidence of an intentionally hardened theocratic identity designed to intensify sectarian fracture in a previously syncretic region.
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Sectarian Conflict
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"Persians ruled for the run and conquer so he told the Israelites go back to um the Levant and reconstitute your nation of issue..."
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"literally bringing apart families and this has never happened before in human history I mean this has ever happened before and so this created..."
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