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Charles Rose Commentaries

1 Corinthians 15:28

υποταγή aor. conj. pass. от ύποτάσσω (G5293) подчинять (см. 1 Corinthians 15:27). Conj. в indef. temp. прид. αύτός (G846) сам. Это слово используется как усилительное местоименное adj. (Funk, 562f).
ύποταγήσεται fut. ind. pass. от ύποτάσσω (G5293).
ύποτάξαντι aor. act. part. от υποτάσσω (G5293). Part, в роли subst. ή praes. conj. act. от ειμί (G1510) быть. Conj. с όταν (G3752) в прид. цели. Павел говорит не о пантеизме или универсализме, но о новых небесах и новой земле, на которых все пребывает в гармонии (Barrett; Godet).

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