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:*[[Encouragement of Jesus]] by ordinary, unexpected people who played an essential role
 
:*[[Encouragement of Jesus]] by ordinary, unexpected people who played an essential role
 
:*[[Psalms]] and [[Proverbs]] are filled with gems and yet have unknown authorship
 
:*[[Psalms]] and [[Proverbs]] are filled with gems and yet have unknown authorship
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:*the Stranger on the road to Emmaus (Luke 24:13-35) -- ostensibly a random, uniformed member of the public -- knew more
 
:*the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)|Epistle to the Hebrews]] has unknown authorship, despite having the highest intellectual level; it was possibly written by [[Jesus]]
 
:*the [[Epistle to the Hebrews (Translated)|Epistle to the Hebrews]] has unknown authorship, despite having the highest intellectual level; it was possibly written by [[Jesus]]
 
*[[Shakespeare]] was an unknown commoner in aristocratic [[England]], and yet Shakespeare became the greatest playwright of all time; some refuse even now to accept that an ordinary, relatively uneducated person could have surpassed the elite by so much.
 
*[[Shakespeare]] was an unknown commoner in aristocratic [[England]], and yet Shakespeare became the greatest playwright of all time; some refuse even now to accept that an ordinary, relatively uneducated person could have surpassed the elite by so much.
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