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Charles Rose Commentaries

Luke 14:9

έλθών aor. act. part. (cond.) от έρχομαι (G2064) приходить. "Если он придет..." καλέσας aor. act. part., см. Luke 14:7. Part, в роли subst. έρε fut. ind. act. от λέγω, см. Luke 14:7.
δός aor. imper. act. от δίδωμι (G1325) давать. Aor. imper. призывает к специфическому действию,
άρξη fut. ind. med. (dep.) от άρχομαι (G757) начинать, с inf. Гл. указывает на контраст между кратким, самовольным возвышением и постоянным заслуженным унижением (Plummer).
αίσχύνη (G152) позор,
κατέχειν praes. act. inf. от κατέχω (G2722) брать, занимать.

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