Which no man could number (ον αριθμησα αυτον ουδεις εδυνατο). Redundant repetition of the pronoun αυτον after the relative ον as i…

After this. The Greek is, "After these things"—meta tauta: that is, after I saw these things represented in this way, I had anoth…

After this I beheld . . .—Better, After these things I saw, and behold! a great multitude which no one was able to number, out…

After this I beheld, and, lo, a great multitude, which no man could number, of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and tongues, stood before…

After this I beheld
What follows is a distinct vision from the preceding one, and is not a continuation of that, as …

The first fruits of Christ having led the way, the Gentiles converted later follow, and ascribe their salvation to God and the Redeemer with triump…