Revelation:14:6

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rwp @Revelation:14:6 @{Another angel } (\allon aggelon \). A new turn in the drama comes with each angel (7:2 ; strkjv @8:3 ,13 ; strkjv @10:1 |). Here the angel is seen "flying in mid heaven " (\petomenon en mesouran ˆmati \), while in strkjv @8:13 | John heard him "flying in mid heaven " (genitive case of same participle , which see ). This one is in the sight and hearing of all . {Having } (\echonta \). Accusative singular agreeing with \aggelon \ like \petomenon \ (flying ), but \leg “n \ in verse 7 | is nominative , as if a new sentence like \leg “n \ in strkjv @4:1 |. {An eternal gospel } (\euaggelion ai “nion \). The only use of \euaggelion \ in John 's writings , though the verb \euaggelisai \ (first aorist active infinitive epexegetical with \echonta \ like strkjv @John:16:12 |) occurs here and in strkjv @10:7 |. Here it is not \to euaggelion \ (the gospel ), but merely a proclamation of God 's eternal (\ai “nios \ here alone in the Apocalypse , though common in the Fourth Gospel and I John ) purpose . Origen even took this "eternal gospel " to be another book to be written ! Note the double use of \epi \ (with accusative after \euaggelisai \ and the genitive with \g ˆs \). See strkjv @5:9 | for the races , etc .

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