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Luke 1:32

έσται fut. ind. med. (dep.) от ειμί (G1510).
ύψιστος (G5310) superl. высший, высочайший. Термин "Всевышний" использовался в раннем иудаизме для обозначения Яхве (Cleon L.Rogers, Jr., "The Davidic Covenant in the Gospels" Bib Sac 150 [1993]: 465; SB, 2:99-100; Fitzmyer, 248; WA, 9093).
κληθήσεται fut. ind. pass., см. Luke 1:31.
δώσει fut. ind. act. от δίδωμι (G1325) давать. 0 значении престола Давида см. Cleon L.Rogers, Jr., "The Promises to David in Early Judaism" Bib Sac 150 (1993): 285302; "The Davidic Covenant..." Bib Sac 150 (1993): 466; Godet.

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