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1 Corinthians 16:6

πρός ύμάς у вас. Предл. с асс. указывает на положение (IBG, 52f).
τυχόν aor. act. part. n. sing. от τυγχάνω (G5177) случаться, происходить. Aor. part. используется здесь в наречном значении: "возможно" "может быть" (RWP).
παραμένω fut. ind. act. от παραμένω (G3887) оставаться, пребывать с кем-л. Противопоставляется путешествию через Македонию,
παραχειμάσω fut. ind. act. от παραχειμάζω (G3914) проводить зиму. В зимний период не было навигации. Поэтому Павел мог быть вынужден зимовать в Коринфе (Grosheide). Наземные путешествия обычно прекращались с 11 ноября по 10 марта. Морские путешествия считались в этот период очень опасными (Brian Rapske, "Acts, Travel and Shipwreck" BAFCS, 2:3, 22).
προπέμψητε aor. conj. act. от προπέμπω (G4311) собирать в путь, помогать с пищей, деньгами, попутчиками, средствами передвижения и т.п. (BAGD). Conj. с ϊν (G2443) выражает цель,
ού έάν куда бы ни, с conj.
πορεύωμαι praes. conj. med. (dep.) от πορεύομαι (G4198) идти, путешествовать. Conj. в неопределенном пространственном обороте.

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