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Luke 9:23

άρνησάσθω aor. imper. med. (dep.) 3 pers. sing. от άρνέομαι (G720) говорить нет, отвергать,
άράτω aor. imper. act., см. Luke 9:3. Взять свой крест означает самоотречение (Marshall). Это ссылка на необходимость нести горизонтальный брус (patibulum) на место распятия через издевающуюся, насмехающуюся толпу (ВВС). Это готовность к отказу от себя и к позорной смерти,
καθ' ήμέραν (G2596; G2250 день за днем, ежедневно,
ακολουθεί τω praes. imper. act., см. Luke 9:11. Здесь это слово означает "следовать в качестве ученика" (TDNT; EDNT).

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