{Which} (h(8874)is). "Which very" = "for such is." {The first
commandment with promise} (entol(8820)pr(9374)(8820)en epaggeli(8369)). En
here means "accompanied by" (Alford). But why "with a promise"?
The second has a general promise, but the fifth alone ( Ex
20:12 ) has a specific promise. Perhaps that is the idea. Some
take it to be first because in the order of time it was taught
first to children, but the addition of en epaggeli(8369) here to
pr(9374)(885c) points to the other view.