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Luke 17:10

ποιήσητε aor. conj. act., см. Luke 17:9. Conj. с όταν (G3752) в indef. temp. прид. λέγετε praes. imper. act., см. Luke 17:7. ότ (G3754) эквивалент границ цитаты,
αχρείος (G888) невыгодный, бесполезный, нестоящий, указывает на скромность (Marshall). Об отрицательной приставке асм. Moorhouse, 41-68. ώφείλομεν impf. ind. act. от οφείλω (G3784) быть обязанным, быть должником, чувствовать себя морально обязанным, с inf.
ποιήσαι aor. act. inf., см. Luke 17:9.
πεποιήκαμεν perf. ind. act., см. Luke 17:9. Perf. указывает на непреходящие результаты завершенного действия.

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