{Of death} (	ou thanatou). Subjective genitive, marked by
death in its outcome (cf.  1Co 15:56  Ga 3:10 ). The letter
kills. {Engraven on stones} (entetup(936d)en(8820)lithois). Perfect
passive participle of entupo(935c), late verb, to imprint a figure
(	upos). Used by Aristias (67) of the "inlaid" work on the
table sent by Ptolemy Philadelphus to Jerusalem. Lithois in
locative case. {Came with glory} (egen(8874)h(8820)en dox(8869)). In glory.
As it did, condition of first class, assumed as true. See  Ex
34:29,35 . {Look steadfastly} (atenisai). Late verb from
aten(8873) (stretched, intent, 	ein(935c) and a intensive) as in  Lu
4:20  Ac 3:4 . {Was passing away} (katargoumen(886e)). Late verb,
to render of no effect, and present passive participle here as in
 1Co 2:6 .