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Luke 23:11

Set him at nought (ecouqenhsav). First aorist active participle from ecouqenew, to count as nothing, to treat with utter contempt, as zero.

Arraying him in gorgeous apparel (peribalwn esqhta lampran). Second aorist active participle of periballw, to fling around one. Lampran is brilliant, shining as in James 2:2, so different from the modest dress of the Master. This was part of the shame.




Other Robertson's Word Pictures (NT) entries containing Luke 23:11:

Luke 23:7
Romans 14:3
James 2:2

 

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