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Charles Rose Commentaries

Luke 16:3

ποιήσω aor. conj. act. от ποιέω (G4160) делать. Совещательный conj., "что мне делать?" αφαιρείται praes. ind. med. от άφαιρέω (G851) отнимать. Praes. указывает, что процесс имел место, но еще не стал достоянием общественности (РАР, 98).
σκάπτειν praes. act. inf. от σκάπτω (G4626) копать. Это был наиболее тяжелый вид работы (BAGD).
έπαιτεϊν praes. act. inf. от έπαιτέω (G1871) просить о чем-л., просить милостыню. Эпэкз. inf. объясняет, чего он стыдился.
αίσχύνομαι (G153) praes. ind. med. (dep.) стыдиться.

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