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1 Corinthians 1:7

ύστερεισθαιpraes. med. (dep.) inf. от ύστερέω (G5302) недоставать, не хватать. Inf. с ώστε (G5620) выражает ожидаемый результат (BD, 197-98). Это то, что ожидается от коринфян (RP).
χάρισμα (G5486) дар, дарование благодати. Сила, данная церкви от Бога или от воскресшего Господа (E.E.Ellis, "Spiritual Gifts in the Pauline Community" NTS 20 [1974]: 128-44; TDNT; EDNT; DPL, 340-41).
άπεκδεχομένους praes. med. (dep.) part. от άπεκδέχομαι (G553) ждать чего-л. страстно, но терпеливо. Двойное предложное сочетание указывает на степень искренности и интенсивности ожидания (Lightfoot; MH, 298, 310). Praes. подчеркивает длительность действия, a part. выражает сопутствующее обстоятельство (Grosheide).
άποκάλυψις (G602) раскрытие, откровение (TLNT, 2:24450). Здесь сопровождается obj. gen.

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