"day from day" and "his/your salvation," which are treated as being in apposition to each other in
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2. 25 December was the pagan festival of Sol Invictus, the unconquered sun. 3. An echo of Eccl 1:14; 2:11 etc. 4. Having ascended into heaven. 5. See Mai 4:2.
6. See Is 53:8. 7. Us, meaning us men.
8. By presuming that he totally rejected either of them. 9. See Mk 11:7-10. 10. His birthday, 25 December.
11. If it included the story of Christ's birth in Bethlehem and the angels telling the shepherds about it, which he alluded to in section 3, then it must have been a very long gospel, the whole of Luke 2.
12. The last two paragraphs have been a complex process of explaining the connection between "day from day" and "his/your salvation," which are treated as being in apposition to each other in the psalm just quoted. But he did not point this out when he first quoted it at the beginning of this section.