Revelation 21:17g
Revelation 21, Page 22g

Bible, KJV Translation
21:17  And he measured the wall thereof, an hundred and forty and four cubits, according to the measure of a man, that is, of the angel.

Re-evaluation Translation
21:17  Yehuveh explains the measurement His instruction,
an hundred and forty and four items, presented in simple human language, a clear message.

Significant Words and Comments:
Commentary on Revelation 21:17 expansion (28 July 2008): 


Structure #11Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour.” Exodus 20:16.

        Detail #11:1
False witnesses devise deceitful lies and create confusion
        Detail #11:2
Two witnesses must confirm evidence of wrong conduct
        Detail #11:3
Every form of lying is a false witness to or against others
        Detail #11:4
Group conspiracy to defraud is a decidedly false witness
        Detail #11:5
Every false dealing is a false witness to honorable trade
        Detail #11:6
Yehuveh forbids wresting judgment by false witnessing
        Detail #11:7
Every form of slander is a false witness against others
        Detail #11:8
Talebearing, gossip, being an informant, all destroy life
        Detail #11:9
Reproach, criticism, finger-pointing, are all false witness
        Detail #11:10
Backbiting destroys both others and those who speak it
        Detail #11:11
Any comment which creates discord is a false witness
        Detail #11:12
Concealing intense ill feelings by lies is false witness


Structure #12
Thou shalt not covet . . . any thing that is thy neighbour’s.” Exodus 20:17. 

        Detail #12:1
Yehuveh provides both needs and desires of our hearts
        Detail #12:2
Living Yehuveh’s instructions protects us from coveting
        Detail #12:3
Covetousness motivates disregard of Yehuveh’s words
        Detail #12:4
The driving desire for more and more cannot be satisfied
        Detail #12:5
Covetousness materialism ultimately brings total demise
        Detail #12:6
Coveting brings evil on our families and our own souls
        Detail #12:7
Covetousness motivates unrighteous unions for gain
        Detail #12:8
Covetousness motivates corrupt use of power positions
        Detail #12:9
Covetousness is the primary motive behind oppression
        Detail #12:10
Violence and violent theft are driven by covetousness
        Detail #12:11
Covetousness motivates the killing of innocent people
        Detail #12:12
Covetousness leads to every form of wrong conduct.


Gael Bataman
Originally Written:               16 August 2008
Latest Update:                     18 August 2008


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