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Charles Rose Commentaries

Acts 20:24

ούδενός λόγου ποιούμα τήν ψυχ τιμίαν έμαυτφ "я не дорожу своей жизнью" (Bruce; RWP). ώς (G5613) используется с inf. для выражения дели: "чтобы" (RG, 987).
τελειώσαι aor. act. inf. от τελειόω (G5048) завершать, заканчивать, достигать цели,
δρόμος (G1408) бег, курс. В его письмах тоже встречается сравнение его служения с беговой дорожкой (Polhill; РАМ; 2 Timothy 4:7).
έλαβον aor. Ind. act. от λαμβάνω (G2983) получать,
διαμαρτύρασθαι aor. med. (dep.) inf., см. Acts 20:21. Эпэкз. inf. объясняет его служение,
χάριτος gen. aing. от χάρις (G5485) благодать. Gen. содержимого передает содержание благой вести.

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  • The Pulpit Commentaries

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