OT-LAW.filter - rwp Luke:23:12:
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Acts:4:27 @{Both Herod and Pontios Pilate} (\Hrids te kai Pontius Peilatos\). Luke alone (Luke:23:12|) tells of the reconciliation between Herod and Pilate at the trial of Jesus. Songs:Peter and the rest interpret this prophecy as directly fulfilled in their conduct towards Jesus Christ. {Whom thou didst anoint} (\hon echrisas\). As in verse 26| (cf. strkjv@Luke:4:18; strkjv@Isaiah:61:1|). Inaugurated as King Messiah.
rwp@Ephesians:2:15 @{Having abolished} (\katargsas\). First aorist active participle of \katarge\, to make null and void. {The enmity} (\tn echthran\). But it is very doubtful if \tn echthran\ (old word from \echthros\, hostile, strkjv@Luke:23:12|) is the object of \katargsas\. It looks as if it is in apposition with to \mesotoichon\ and so the further object of \lusas\. The enmity between Jew and Gentile was the middle wall of partition. And then it must be decided whether "in his flesh" (\en ti sarki autou\) should be taken with \lusas\ and refer especially to the Cross (Colossians:1:22|) or be taken with \katargsas\. Either makes sense, but better sense with \lusas\. Certainly "the law of commandments in ordinances (\ton nomon tn entoln en dogmasin\) is governed by \katargsas\. {That he might create} (\hina ktisi\). Final clause with first aorist active subjunctive of \ktiz\. {The twain} (\tous duo\). The two men (masculine here, neuter in verse 14|), Jew and Gentile. {One new man} (\eis hena kainon anthrpon\). Into one fresh man (Colossians:3:9-11|) "in himself" (\en hauti\). Thus alone is it possible. {Making peace} (\poin eirnn\). Thus alone can it be done. Christ is the peace-maker between men, nations, races, classes.
rwp@Luke:23:12 @{For before they were at enmity between themselves} (\prouprchon gar en echthri ontes pros heautous\). A periphrastic imperfect of the double compound \prouperch\, an old verb, to exist (\huparch\) previously (\pro-\), here alone in the N.T., with \ontes\ (participle of \eimi\) added.