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Luke 11:46

φορτίζετε praes. ind. act. от форτίζω (G5412) обременять, возлагать бремя; двойной асс. Привычный praes.
φορτία асс. pl. от φορτίον (G5413) бремя,
δυσβάστακτα асс. pl. от δυσβάστακτος (G1419) трудный, тяжелый,
δακτύλων gen. pl. от δάκτύλος (G1147) палец,
προσψαύετε praes. ind. act. от προσψαύω (G4379) дотрагиваться, с dat. Термин, который использовали медики для описания осторожного ощупывания больного места или нежной части тела или прощупывания пульса (MLL, 62). Книжники сами избегают выполнения тех обязательств, которые они возлагают на других людей (Marshall).

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  • Barclay Daily Study Bible (NT)

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  • Bullinger's Companion Bible Notes

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