Men from among (εκ των etc.). No word for "men" (ανθρωπο or πολλο) before εκ των, but it is implied (partitive use of εκ) as in 2:…

And they of the people. This means some of the people, a part of the people—ek twn lawn. The language is such as would be used to…

And their dead bodies . . .—Better, And their corpse (is) on the street of the great city, which is called spiritually Sodom a…

People from every nation—Jew and Gentile—will “gloat over” their corpses and refuse them the dignity of burial. To have a dead body lie in view of …

And they of the people, and kindreds, and tongues, and
nations
These are either the e…

In the time of treading down, God preserved His faithful witnesses to attest to the truth of His word and worship, and the excellence of His ways. …