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Luke 23:31

In the green tree (en ugrw culw). Green wood is hard to burn and so is used for the innocent.

In the dry (en tw chrw). Dry wood kindles easily and is a symbol for the guilty. This common proverb has various applications. Here the point is that if they can put Jesus to death, being who he is, what will happen to Jerusalem when its day of judgment comes?

What shall be done (ti genhtai). Deliberative subjunctive.

Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Luke 23:31:

Luke 12:20
Luke 23:27
Acts 16:24
Galatians 3:13
1 Peter 2:24
Revelation 22:2

 

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