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Headword:
*(upodh/mata
Adler number: upsilon,482
Translated headword: sandals
Vetting Status: high
Translation: This refers to the incarnation of the Lord. And the Lord himself is witness of this, when he says through the prophet: "I will extend my sandal to Idumea."[1] For this reason the incarnation of the Lord was also called "footstool," as it was seen on earth and associated with men and reached the end of the earth. And the prophet [says]: "Worship at the footstool of his feet."[2]
Greek Original:*(upodh/mata: ou(/tw prosagoreu/etai h( e)nanqrw/phsis tou= kuri/ou. kai\ tou/tou ma/rtus au)to\s o( ku/rios, dia\ tou= profh/tou le/gwn: e)pi\ th\n *)idoumai/an e)ktenw= to\ u(po/dhma/ mou. dia\ tou=to kai\ u(popo/dion h)/kousen h( tou= kuri/ou e)nanqrw/phsis: w(s e)pi\ th=s gh=s o)fqei=sa kai\ toi=s a)nqrw/pois sunanastrafei=sa kai\ to\ te/rma th=s gh=s katalabou=sa. kai\ o( profh/ths: proskunei=te tw=| u(popodi/w| tw=n podw=n au)tou=.
Notes:
For the headword see already
upsilon 481.
A TLG search reveals the source of this entry as [John Chrysostom],
Homily on the Holy Theophany or the Baptism of Christ (PG 50 805.27).
[1]
Psalm 59:10
LXX.
[2]
Psalm 98:5
LXX. See generally
upsilon 565.
Keywords: Christianity; clothing; geography; imagery; religion
Translated by: Catharine Roth on 17 June 2004@02:32:52.
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