Luke 1:1-26

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things <4229> [those.]

have been fulfilled <4135> [most surely.]

[Peplerophoremenon,] the passive participle of [plerophoreo <\\See definition 4135\\>,] from [pleres <\\See definition 4134\\> phora,] full measure; and is applied to a ship fully laden, to a tree in full bearing, etc. Hence it implies that fulness of evidence by which any fact is supported, and also that confidence, or feeling of assent, by which facts so supported are believed.

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<3588> [which.]

and <2532> [and.]

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it seemed <1380> [seemed.]

an orderly account <2517> [in.]

most excellent <2903> [most.]

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of Herod <2264> [Herod.]

who belonged to ... priestly division <1537 2183> [of the course.]

[Abijah.]

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righteous <1342> [righteous.]

<4198> [walking.]

blamelessly <273> [blameless.]

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<846 2258> [they had.]

very old <4260> [well.]

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his <846> [he.]

<1722> [in.]

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he was chosen by lot <2975> [his.]

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appeared <3700> [appeared.]

altar <2379> [the altar.]

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shaken <5015> [he.]

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Do ... be afraid <5399> [Fear.]

your prayer ...... your <4675 1162> [thy prayer.]

and <2532> [and they.]

you will name <2564> [thou.]

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great <3173> [great.]

He must ... drink ... or .... and <2532 4095> [and shall.]

he will be filled <4130> [filled.]

even <2089> [even.]

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before <1799> [before.]

in ...................... to <1722> [in.]

power <1411> [power.]

[Elijah.]

to turn <1994> [turn.]

And ............. and ................ and ... disobedient <2532 545> [and the.]

in ........ to turn ........ to ....... to ....... to make ready <1994 1909 1722 2090> [to. or, by. to make.]

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<2596> [Whereby.]

For <1063> [for.]

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I am <1473 1510> [I am.]

and ......... and to bring .... good news <2532 2097> [and to.]

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will be silent <2071 4623> [thou shalt.]

will be silent <4623> [dumb.]

[Siopao <\\See definition 4623\\>,] silent; for in this case, though there was no natural imperfection or debility of the organs of speech, as in dumbness, yet, thou shalt not be able to speak. This was at once a proof of the severity and mercy of God: of severity, in condemning him to nine months' silence for his unbelief; of mercy, in rendering his punishment temporary, and the means of making others rejoice in the events predicted.

because <473> [because.]

which <3748> [which.]

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and <2532> [for.]

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time <2250> [the days.]

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has done <4160> [hath.]

to take away <851> [to take.]

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sixth <1623> [the sixth.]

angel <32> [the angel.]

a town <4172> [a city.]