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Rev 10:2, Oecumenius

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Revelation 10:1–3

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The oldest extant Greek language commentary on the Book of Revelation is by Oecumenius (6th century). The first real grammatical point in the commentary appears in Oecumenius’s comments on Revelation 10:2.  In this weekend edition, we explore Oecumenius’s observation. This video is a rerun.