thou shalt conceive: i.e. forthwith conceive. The Tense marks. future action, the beginning of which in relation to future time is past, but the consequences of which still continue.
and. Note the Figure of speech Polysyndeton in verses: Luke 31:32, emphasizing each detail. Note the four statements of the angel, combining the four key. texts of the four Gospels shown in the Inter-relation of the Four Gospels:
Thou shalt... bring forth. Son: "Behold the Man".
Thou shalt call His name Jesus: " Behold My Servant".
He shall be great... the Son of the Highest (Luke 1:32)
: " Behold your God".
He shall reign, &c. (Luke 1:33)
: " Behold thy King".
JESUS. See note on Matthew 1:21 and App-48 and App-98. X.