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Luke 12:5

υποδείξω fut. ind. act. от ύποδείκνυμι (G5263) показывать,
φοβήθητε aor. imper. pass. (dep.), здесь с асс., см. Luke 12:4. Aor. imper. придает оттенок срочности (VANT, 339-40).
άποκτεΐναι aor. act. inf., см. Luke 12:4. Inf. с предл.
μέτα (G3326) выражает последующее время: "после того как он убил" (VA, 388).
έχοντα praes. act. part., см. Luke 12:4. Part, в роли subst. относится к Богу (Fitzmyer, 959).
έμβαλεΐν aor. act. inf. от έμβάλλω (G1685) бросать во что-л. Inf. объясняет έξουσίαν.
γέεννα (G1067) геенна, ад (Fitzmyer, 959; TDNT; DJG, 310-11; Mark 9:43).
ναί (G3483) да, конечно.

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