the relative pronoun "who," is sometimes rendered "he that," e.g., Matthew 10:38; with the particle an, expressing possibility, uncertainty or a condition, signifying "whosoever," Mark 3:29 , AV (RV, "whosoever"); Mark 4:25; 9:40 (with an, in the best mss.). See WHATSOEVER , WHICH , WHO , WHOSOEVER.
"who even" (No. 1, and the particle ge), indicates a greater in regard to a less, Romans 8:32 , "He that (spared not)."
Revelation 13:10Matthew 23:12RV
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