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Charles Rose Commentaries

Hebrews 1:12

ώσεί (G5616) подобно тому, как.
περίβόλαιον (G4018) то, что человек надевает на себя, одежда. Это слово обозначает дорогую одежду (Westcott).
ελίξεις fut. ind. act. от ελίσσω (G1667) оборачивать, складывать.
άλλαγήσονται fut. ind. pass. от άλλάσσω (G236) менять одежду, переодеваться.
ει praes. ind. act. 2pers. sing. от ειμί (G1510) быть. Используется в значении "оставаться" то есть: "но ты останешься таким же"
έτ nom.pl. от ετος (G2094) год. έκλείψουσιν fut. ind. act. от εκλείπω (G1587) отпадать, заканчиваться. О предложном сочетании см. МН, 309.

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