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Acts 5:24

ήκουσαν aor. ind. act., см. Acts 5:21.
στρατηγός (G4755) начальник храмовой стражи (см. Acts 4:1).
διηπόρουν impf. ind. act. от διαπορέω (G1280) быть озадаченным (см. Acts 2:12). Inch. impf.
γένοιτο aor. opt. med. (dep.) от γίνομαι (G1096) становиться, быть; здесь·, "что бы это стало". Придаточная часть условного оборота отсутствует, уеловие — "если бы этому позволили продолжаться" — подразумевается (RWP). "Каков будет конец или результат всего этого?" (Barrett). Это может относиться и к прошлому: "что могло произойти с ними?" (NSV, 110).

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  • Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes

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  • Wesley's Explanatory Notes

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