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Luke 1:8

έγένετο aor. ind. med. (dep.), см. Luke 1:2. О семитской конструкции с предл. έν (G1722) и inf., выражающей одновременность действия, см. Arndt; Beyer, 34-42. ίερατεύειν praes. act. inf. от ίερατεύω (G2407) быть священником, служить священником. О гл. с таким окончанием, указывающим на профессию, см. МН, 398; DJG, 634-35.
τάξει dat. sing. от τάξις (G5010) ряд, порядок. Одна чреда отправляла храмовую службу в течение одной недели (от субботы до субботы) дважды в год, на определенные праздники (см. Luke 1:5; SB, 2:58-63; Μ, Sukk. 5:7).

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