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Epigraph explained
The chapter opens with the Greek phrase 'Ἔπεα Ἄπτερα' (unwinged words) and the biblical call to comfort God's people, setting a tone of divine consolation and prophetic utterance.
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The chapter opens with the Greek phrase 'Ἔπεα Ἄπτερα' (unwinged words) and the biblical call to comfort God's people, setting a tone of divine consolation and prophetic utterance.
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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“Ἔπεα Ἄπτερα”
Unwinged words
A Greek phrase meaning words that are not fleeting or winged, suggesting permanence and truth.
“Comfort ye, comfort ye my people”
Comfort, comfort my people
A direct quotation from Isaiah 40:1, calling for divine consolation.
