Rev_2:18.
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. The Lord, who in Rev_1:13 appears like a son of man, is, as the entire description (Rev_1:13 sqq.) shows, the Son of God, although he does not there receive that precise name. But in the present epistle he expressly designates himself as such, because, especially in Rev_2:27, this glory of his is asserted in accordance with Psalms 2. The two other designations, derived from Rev_1:14-15, have their significance in the fact that the Lord with his eyes of flame penetrates[1216] all, and with his feet like brass treads down every thing impure and malevolent.[1217]