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Revelation 4:11

The Pulpit Commentary on Revelation 4:11

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public domain

Thou art worthy, O Lord; or, thou art worthy, our Lord and our God. In 13, the Syriac, Andreas, Arethas, Theodore-Stud., Arm., and many others, ἅγιος, "the holy one," is added. To receive glory and honour and power ( τήν δόξαν, etc.). The presence of the article either

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