Study it in the app“And the third angel blew his trumpet, and a great star fell from heaven, burning like a lamp, and it fell on a third of the rivers and on the springs of the waters.”
AndΚαὶthe thirdὁ τρίτοςangelἄγγελοςblew his trumpet,ἐσάλπισενandκαὶa greatμέγαςstarἀστὴρfellἔπεσενfromἐκheaven,τοῦ οὐρανοῦburningκαιόμενοςlikeὡςa lamp,λαμπάςandκαὶit fellἔπεσενonἐπὶa thirdτὸ τρίτονof the riversτῶν ποταμῶνandκαὶonἐπὶthe springsτὰς πηγὰςof the waters.τῶν ὑδάτων
third
The one after the second; above all, the third day.
Where else “tritos” appearsangel
A messenger from heaven who serves God.
Where else “angelos” appearssound a trumpet
Sound a trumpet; announce with a trumpet.
Where else “esalpisen” appearslarge
Of great size, taking up much space.
Where else “megas” appearsstar
Star, heavenly body.
Where else “astēr” appearsfall
To go from above down to the ground.
Where else “epesen” appearssky
The vault we see above the earth, where birds fly and the stars are.
Where else “ouranou” appearsburn
To kindle a lamp or fire; to be aflame.
Where else “kaiomenos” appearstorch, lamp
Lamp, torch.
Where else “lampas” appearsriver
River; a stream of water.
Where else “potamōn” appearsspring
Water welling from the ground.
Where else “pēgas” appearswater
The liquid of rivers, wells and rain, for drinking and washing.
Where else “hydatōn” appears9and a third of the creatures in the sea, those that had life, died, and a third of the ships were destroyed.
10 · This verse (above)
11And the name of the star is called Wormwood. And a third of the waters became wormwood, and many of the people died from the waters, because they had been made bitter.
