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REVELATION 11:2 e;xwqen (1) {A}
The reading e;xwqen is to be preferred on both external and internal
grounds: (a) it is strongly supported by î47 A P 046 1006 1611 1854
2053 itar vg syrh copsa, bo ar...
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Verse Revelation 11:2. _BUT THE COURT-IS GIVEN UNTO THE GENTILES_]
The measuring of the temple probably refers to its approaching
_destruction_, and the _termination_ of the whole _Levitical service_...
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BUT THE COURT WHICH IS WITHOUT THE TEMPLE - Which is outside of the
temple proper, and, therefore, which does not strictly pertain to it.
There is undoubtedly reference here to the “court of the
Genti...
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CHAPTER 11:1-18
Revelation 11:1 .
We see at once how Jewish things come now into view. To apply these
verses to the Church and make the temple the Church is absolutely
wrong. The temple and the altar...
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THE INTERLUDE CONTINUED. THE SECOND EPISODE. The first two verses are
introductory, and represent the survey or measuring of the holy city
by the seer. Then comes the prophecy concerning the two witne...
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THE MEASUREMENT OF THE CHURCH.
"And there was given me. reed like unto. rod: and the angel stood,
saying, Rise, and measure the temple of God, and the altar, and them
that worship therein. But the co...
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ANTICHRIST (Revelation 11:1-19)
In the passages of the Revelation which we are now about to approach
we will on many occasions meet the figure of Antichrist. This figure
has exercised a strange fasci...
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WITHOUT, OUT. Greek. _exothen,_ meaning outside.
LEAVE. east out. Greek. _ekballo,_. strong term.
IS. was.
GENTILES. Greek. _ethnos._ Occurs twenty-three times in Rev.,
invariably translated "natio...
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_the court which is without the temple_ The words might be translated
"the outer court of the Temple." It must be remembered that "the
courts of the Lord's House" were the ordinary place for the
worsh...
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ΤῊΝ ΑΥ̓ΛῊΝ ΤῊΝ ἜΞΩΘΕΝ ΤΟΥ͂ ΝΑΟΥ͂. א*
reads τῆς αὐλῆς τῆς ἔσωθεν τοῦ λαοῦ,
אc τὴν αὐλὴν τὴν … ναοῦ.
ἜΚΒΑΛΕ ἜΞΩΘΕΝ. Text. Rec[371] reads ἔκβ. ἔξω
with B2; א* reads ἔκβ. ἔσω, P ἔκβ. ἔσωθεν.
[371] Rec....
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Revelation 8:2; Revelation 8:6 to Revelation 11:19. THE SEVEN TRUMPETS...
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Revelation 11:1-13. THE MEASURING ANGEL AND THE TWO WITNESSES...
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_THE COMMAND TO MEASURE THE TEMPLE REVELATION 11:1-2:_ John was given
a reed to measure: (1) the Temple of God, (2) the altar, and (3) the
worshippers. He was not to measure the outer court. These are...
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Strauss-' Comments
SECTION 33
Text Revelation 11:1-14
And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and one said, Rise, and
measure the temple of God, and the altar; and them that worship
therein. A...
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_TOMLINSON'S COMMENTS_
CHAPTER XI
THE MEASUREMENT OF THE TEMPLE
_Text (Revelation 11:1-18)_
1 And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and one said, Rise,
and measure the temple of God, and th...
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But the court which is without the temple leave out, and measure it
not; for it is given unto the Gentiles: and the holy city shall they
tread under foot forty and two months.
BUT - `And.'
THE COU...
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Throne Section-The Seven Thunders
1 The symbol of the rainbow suggests the covenant of God with
creation.
2 The planting of the messenger's feet on the sea and on the land is a
token of possessio...
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OUT] RV 'without.'...
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THE TWO WITNESSES. THE SEVENTH TRUMPET
1-14. Second episode. There is much difference of opinion as to the
meaning of this vision. Perhaps the key may be found in the
parallelism of the book. There we...
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FROM NOW TO THE END OF TIME
REVELATION
_IAN MACKERVOY_
CHAPTER 11
JOHN MEASURES THE *TEMPLE - REVELATION 11:1-2
V1 An *angel gave me a stick that was like a pole. He said, ‘Go.
You must measure...
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BUT THE COURT... — Translate, _And the court which is outside the
Temple cast out, and measure not it; because it was given to the
nations_ (Gentiles): _and they shall tread down the holy city forty
a...
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CHAPTER VIII.
SECOND CONSOLATORY VISION AND THE SEVENTH TRUMPET.
Revelation 11:1.
FROM the first consolatory vision we proceed to the second: -
"And there was given unto me a reed like unto a rod:...
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“And I was given a rod (קְנֵה הַמִּדָּה) like a staff,
with the words” (λέγων by a harsh attraction, _cf._ LXX of 1
Kings 20:9; Joshua 2:2, is left in apposition to the subject implied
in ἐδόθη), “Up...
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THE “TWO WITNESSES”
Revelation 11:1
We cannot in this brief note indicate the various interpretations of
this chapter, but certain great principles underlie it, which are true
of every age.
(1) Duri...
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John is called on to measure the temple. In such measurements the
court of the Gentiles is not to be recognized. It shows God dealing
with the world through His chosen people.
The account of the two w...
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The Gentiles would here represent those outside of the church. The
marginal reading in the King James is "Cast out," instead of "leave
out." This may suggest that some who might be thought of as part...
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(3) But the (a) court which is without the temple (b) leave out, and
measure it not; for it is given unto the (4) Gentiles: and the holy
city shall they tread under foot (5) forty [and] two months.
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The holy city they shall tread under foot forty-two months. [1] That
is, Gentiles and Jews shall be permitted to persecute the Church and
the faithful servants of God; but only for a short time, expre...
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(1) And there was given me a reed like unto a rod: and the angel
stood, saying, Rise, and measure the temple of God, and the altar, and
them that worship therein. (2) But the court which is without th...
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We have already seen the bearing of the seven churches to which the
Lord was pleased to send the letters contained in the second and third
Chapter s. We have found, I trust, substantial reason and amp...
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The Interlude Part 2
A bum, obviously under the influence of alcohol, approached evangelist
D.L. Moody. "Mr. Moody," he said, "you're the man who saved me." As
the great evangelist observed the beard...
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We are here at once in the centre of prophetic subjects Jerusalem, the
temple, the altar, and worshipers. The worshipers and the altar are
recognised and accepted of God those worshiping in the secret...
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BUT THE COURT WHICH IS WITHOUT THE TEMPLE LEAVE OUT, AND MEASURE IT
NOT,.... The allusion is to the court of the Israelites, where was the
great crowd and company of worshippers, even the national chu...
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But the court which is without the temple leave out, and measure it
not; for it is given unto the Gentiles: and the holy city shall they
tread under foot forty _and_ two months.
Ver. 2. _But the cour...
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_And there was given me_ By Christ, as appears from Revelation 11:3;
_a reed_ As there was shown to Ezekiel, whose vision bore a great
resemblance to this, Eze 40:-43. _And the angel_ Which had spoken...
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FORTY AND TWO MONTHS; the period of the duration of the beast that
rises out of the sea, chapter Revelation 13:5, where see the notes.
The time of the trampling under foot of the holy city, and that o...
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OF THE TWO WITNESSES AND THE SOUNDING OF THE SEVENTH TRUMPET.
Measuring the temple of God:...
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BUT THE COURT WHICH IS WITHOUT THE TEMPLE LEAVE OUT AND MEASURE IT
NOT, FOR IT IS GIVEN UNTO THE GENTILES; AND THE HOLY CITY SHALL THEY
TREAD UNDER FOOT FORTY AND TWO MONTHS....
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We have seen under the sixth trumpet the desolating invasion of Israel
by the King of the North, which takes place because of Israel's
idolatrous image of the Beast set up in the temple at the middle...
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_ 2 But leave out the court which is outside the temple, and do not
measure it, for it has been given to the Gentiles. And they will tread
the holy city underfoot for forty-two months._
A. John is no...
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LEAVE OUT:
_ Gr._ cast out...
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1,2 This prophetical passage about measuring the temple seems to
refer to Ezekiel's vision. The design of this measuring seems to be
the preservation of the church in times of public danger; or for i...
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There is no great doubt, but the same persons are here to be
understood by THE COURT WHICH IS WITHOUT THE TEMPLE, (that is, without
the inward court), AND THE HOLY CITY; and by them, both the generali...
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Revelation 11:2 But G2532 leave G1544 (G5628) out G1854 court G833
which G3588 outside G1855 G2081 temple...
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THE MEASURING OF THE SANCTUARY AND THE TWO WITNESSES (REVELATION
11:1).
It is significant that these events take place within the second
‘woe' when wholesale death pervades the Middle East (Revelation...
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‘And there was given to me a reed like a rod with one saying,
“Rise, and measure the sanctuary (naos) of God, and the altar, and
those who worship in it. And the court which is outside the sanctuary
l...
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Revelation 11:2. While it shall be thus with the innermost part of the
temple-buildings it shall be otherwise with the rest. THE COURT WHICH
IS WITHOUT THE TEMPLE includes every part of the precincts...
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THE COURT
(την αυλην). The uncovered yard outside the house. There were
usually two, one between the door and the street, the outer court, the
other the inner court surrounded by the buildings (Mark...
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TREAD
See "Times of the Gentiles."
(_ See Scofield) - (Luke 21:24). _...
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CONTENTS: Times of the Gentiles to end in a period of forty-two
months. Two heavenly witnesses will prophecy on the earth. The seventh
trumpet judgment.
CHARACTERS: God, Holy Spirit, Christ, John, tw...
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Revelation 11:1. _There was given me a reed like unto a rod to measure
the temple of God,_ the new-testament church. The prophet of old had a
similar vision, and all the prophets spake of the enlargem...
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BUT OMIT THE OUTER COURTS. Symbolic of the "nominal Christian," who is
an unfaithful _church member,_ but not really one of Christ's people.
John sees _earthly_ Jerusalem and the _earthly_ temple. The...
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_Rise, and measure the temple of God._
THE LIVING TEMPLE OF CHRIST’S CHURCH AND THE TWO WITNESSES OF THE
WORD WRITTEN AND THE SACRAMENTS
The temple and altar, and them that worshipped therein, were c...
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REVELATION—NOTE ON REVELATION 11:1 The visions of the temple and the
witnesses reassure believers of God’s protection. However, spiritual
protection still allows physical suffering....
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John is told that he need not measure the court which is without the
temple for it is given to the Gentiles; and the holy city shall they
tread under foot forty-two months.
Here is so plainly the dest...
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THE FATE OF JERUSALEM AND ITS TEMPLE
_CRITICAL AND EXEGETICAL NOTES_
THE paragraph, Revelation 11:1, gives the contents of the “little
book,” which are in part joyful and in part bitter. The marking...
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EXPOSITION
REVELATION 11:1
AND THERE WAS GIVEN ME A REED LIKE UNTO A ROD. We are not told by
whom the _reed _is given, but in Revelation 21:1. the angel has the
reed, and so also in...
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CHAPTER 11 - TWO PROPHETS FOR 1260 DAYS
Revelation Chapter s 11 through 14 are an amplification of the detail
(more information) about the prophecy given in the previous Chapter s.
Chapter 11 tells u...
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So there was given unto me a reed like unto a rod (Revelation 10:11;
Revelation 11:1):
That is a measuring stick about the length of a rod.
and the angel stood, saying, Rise, and measure the temple o...
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1 Timothy 4:1; 2 Thessalonians 2:3; 2 Timothy 3:1; Daniel 12:11;...
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The court which is without the temple. Not merely the outer court, or
Court of the Gentiles, but including all that is not within the naov,
the Holy and Most Holy places.
Leave out [ε κ β α λ ε ε ξ ω]...
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THE TWO WITNESSES
Revelation 10:1 _and Revelation 11:1_
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
By way of introduction to the study of the eleventh chapter of
Revelation we wish to say a word about the tenth chapter.
1...
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But the court which is without the temple — The old temple had a
court in the open air, for the heathens who worshipped the God of
Israel. Cast out — Of thy account. And measure it not — As not
being...
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Observe here, What St. John is forbidden to measure, and commanded to
leave out, as no part of the true church, namely, THE COURT WHICH IS
WITHOUT THE TEMPLE; that is, that part of the visible church...