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Luke 6:28

ευλογείτε praes. imper. act. от ενλογέω (G2127) благословлять. Уступать или признавать силу, которая приводит к успеху. Здесь в основном имеется в виду доброе отношение к врагам (NIDNTT; TDNT; EDNT).
καταρωμένους praes. med. (dep.) part. от καταράομαι (G2672) проклинать, пытаться причинить зло, вред, оскорбить кого-л. посредством утверждения (NIDNTT; TDNT; LN, 1:442).
προσεΰχεσθε praes. imper. med. (dep.), см. Luke 6:12. έπηρεαζόντων praes. act. part. от έπηρεάζω (G1908) злоупотреблять, плохо обращаться с кемл., быть злобным (Arndt).

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