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1 Corinthians 15:58

ώστε (G5620) следовательно. Делает вывод из предыдущего,
εδραίος (G1476) твердый, упорный. Praed. пот. без арт. подчеркивает особенность,
γίνεσθε praes. imper. med. (dep.) от γίνομαι (G1096) становиться. Praes. imper. призывает к постоянному действию, отношению или состоянию.
άμετακίνητος (G277) недвижимый, неспособный сдвинуться с места,
περισσεύοντες praes. act. part. от περισσεύω (G4052) изобиловать, быть в изобилии. Part, образа действия,
είδότες perf. act. part. (причины) οΐδα (G1492) знать. Def. perf. со знач. praes.
κόπος (G2873) усилие, труд (см. 1 Corinthians 15:10).
κενός (G2756) пустой, тщетный.

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