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Acts 22:11

ένέβλεπον impf. ind. act. от έμβλέπω (G1689) смотреть на кого-л., видеть, прозревать. Impf. изображает длительное состояние в прошлом,
δόξης (G1391) gen. sing. слава, сияние, блеск, великолепие, свечение, яркость (TLNT; TDNT; GELTS, 119).
χειραγωγούμενος praes. pass. part. (сопутств.) от χειραγωγέω (G5496) вести за руку.
συνόντων praes. part. act. от σύνειμι (G4895) присутствовать, сопровождать, быть с кем-л. Part, в роли subst. ήλθον aor. ind. act. от έρχομαι (G2064) приходить.

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