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He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the assemblies.
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A Deliberate Structural Shift
Scholars highlight a key structural change starting with this letter. In the first three letters to the churches, the call to 'hear what the Spirit says' comes before the promise to the victor. Here, and for the remaining letters, it is placed at the very end. This shift may serve to place a final, solemn emphasis on the need for all churches to heed the message after hearing the promise.
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Revelation
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18th Century
Presbyterian
He that hath an ear, etc. See Barnes "Revelation 2:7".
In this fourth letter and in the next three, this general exhortation comes at the very end, while in the first three letters it precedes the promi…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
He that has an ear, let him hear (See Gill on Revelation 2:7).
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