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Acts 3:26

Unto you first (umin prwton). The Jews were first in privilege and it was through the Jews that the Messiah was to come for "all the families of the earth."

His servant (ton paida autou). As in verse Acts 3:13, the Messiah as God's Servant.

To bless you (eulogounta umav). Present active participle to express purpose, blessing you (Robertson, Grammar, p. 991). In turning away (en tw apostrefein). Articular infinitive in the locative case, almost preserved in the English.

Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Acts 3:26:

Acts 3:13
Acts 13:46
Acts 15:27
Acts 15:28
Romans 15:25

 

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