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1 Corinthians 12:22

άλλά (G235) противительное значение, напротив (RWP).
πολλφ μάλλον насколько больше. Dat. сравнения, положительная степень adj. в роли сравнительной (Kistemaker).
δοκοΰντα praes. act. part. от δοκέω (G1380) казаться, считать себя, обычно с inf.
άσθενέστερα сотр. от άσθενής (G772) слабый; сотр. слабее. Есть нежные органы, такие, как глаз, и невидимые, такие, как сердце (Barrett),
ΰπάρχειν praes. act. inf. от ύπάρχω (G5225) быть, существовать. Inf. с part., хотя они и разделены (BD, 250).
αναγκαίος (G316) необходимый, жизненно важный (LN, 1:672; по поводу adj. см. TLNT).

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