ὁμοίως : introducing a new comparison = similarly, as it was in the days, etc. so shall it be in the day of, etc. (Luke 17:30). Bornemann ingeniously connects ὁμοίως with ἅπαντας going before, and, treating it as a Latinism, renders perdidit omnes pariter. ἤσθιον, etc.: again a series of unconnected verbs, and a larger, six, and all in the imperfect tense. This second comparison, taken from Lot's history, is not given in Mt. The suddenness of the catastrophe makes it very apposite.

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