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Charles Rose Commentaries

John 6:15

γνούς aor. act. part. от γινώσκω (G1097) знать. Причинное part. с aor. указывает на предшествующее действие. Иисус знал заранее об их будущих действиях; таким образом, Он постарался предотвратить Свое избрание царем из неверных побуждений.
μέλλουσιν praes. ind. act. от μέλλω собираться. С inf. указывает на близкое будущее,
άρπάζειν praes. act. inf. от άρπάζω (G726) воровать, хватать. Это слово предполагает насилие, принуждение (Brown). Они хотели сделать Его царем, руководствуясь неправильными мотивами, поэтому Он предотвратил это, удалившись.
ποιήσωσιν aor. conj. act., см. John 6:14. Conj. с ϊν (G2443) указывает на цель άνεχώρησεν aor. ind. act. от άναχωρέω (G402) удаляться, уходить. Удалившись, Он начал готовиться к новому чуду (Becker).

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