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2 Corinthians 5:18

καταλλάξαντος aor. act. part. от καταλάσσω (G2644) вызывать перемену, обменивать, примирять. Предложное сочетание перфектно: "приводить в серьезным переменам" (МН, 298). Примирение означает, что смерть Христа привела к прекращению вражды между Богом и человеком (АРС, 186-223; TDNT; NIDNTT, 3:166-69; DPL, 92-95; V; EDNT; Martin; Romans 5:10).
δόντος aor. act. part. от δίδωμι (G1325) давать. Aor. обозначает предшествующее или завершенное действие. Adj. part. используется, чтобы подчеркнуть определенную черту,
καταλλαγή (G2643) примирение; здесь gen. описания. Относится к выполнению обязанностей и долга объявления о примирении (Hodge).

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