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Ewangelia Łukasza 1:22
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Potym gdy wyszedł, nie mógł do nich przemówić i poznali, że widzenie widział w kościele, bo im przez znaki ukazował i został niemym.
A wyszedłszy nie mógł do nich mówić; i poznali, że widzenie widział w kościele; bo im przez znaki ukazywał, i został niemym.
Zaś kiedy wyszedł, nie mógł nic powiedzieć, zatem poznali, że w Przybytku zobaczył widzenie. Kiwał im też głową, lecz trwał niemy.
A wyszedłszy nie mógł do nich mówić; i poznali, że widzenie widział w kościele; bo im przez znaki ukazywał, i został niemym.
Kiedy wyszedł, nie mógł do nich mówić. I zrozumieli, że miał widzenie w świątyni, bo dawał im znaki, i pozostał niemy.
A kiedy wyszedł, nie mógł mówić do nich, i poznali, że miał widzenie w świątyni; dawał im też znaki i pozostał niemym.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
for: John 13:24, Acts 12:17, Acts 19:33, Acts 21:40
Reciprocal: Leviticus 9:23 - came out Numbers 12:6 - in a vision Luke 1:20 - thou shalt Luke 1:62 - General
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And when he came out, he could not speak unto them,.... Or deliver the benediction they were waiting for:
and they perceived that he had seen a vision in the temple: which he made them to understand, by the gestures he used: for he beckoned unto them; nodding his head, or by some motions of his hands the Ethiopic version adds, "with his hand": or of his lips; for the signs of a dumb man are distinguished into ר××××, and קפ××¦× q; the one is a sign which is expressed by the head and hands; and the other is a sign expressed by the lips: hence that rule, r
"a dumb man beckons, and is beckoned to; and Ben Bethira says, he moves his lips, and lips are moved to him:''
and remained speechless; to the time the angel fixed.
q Bartenora in Misa. Gittin, c. 5. sect. 7. r Misn. ib.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Had seen a vision - The word âvisionâ means âsight, appearance,â or âspectre,â and is commonly applied to spirits, or to beings from another world. When he came out of the temple, it is probable that they âsuspectedâ that something of this nature had detained him there, and that, on inquiry of him, he signified by a nod that this was the case. He was unable to speak, and they had no way of âperceivingâ it but by such a sign. On the word âvision,â see the notes at Isaiah 1:1.
For he beckoned unto them - That is, by beckoning unto them, or by a sign, he informed them of what he had seen.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse Luke 1:22. They perceived that he had seen a vision — As the sanctuary was separated from the court by a great veil, the people could not see what passed, but they understood this from Zacharias himself, who, ην Î´Î¹Î±Î½ÎµÏ Ïν, made signs, or nodded unto them to that purpose. Signs are the only means by which a dumb man can convey his ideas to others.