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Our host has suggested that 'standing' is a reference to judgement, and that Stephen was pronouncing a judgement to come on his murderers. I believe he is half right.
There are more than half a dozen Hebrew words translated stand. I will examine four which relate to position, since we don't know which word the Hebrew Stephen had in mind.
=Stand=
'''[[יצב]]''' - stand
{{:י-צ-ב}}
Law and judgement are the two main attributes of righteousness. But the tsadi, in its formation, implies the exchange of his righteousness for our sin. It refers to judgement that Christ has taken on our behalf.
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