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Charles Rose Commentaries

Luke 9:59

ακολουθεί praes. imper. act., см. Luke 9:11. Это слово значит "следовать в качестве ученика" (TDNT). Praes. imper. может указывать на образ жизни,
έπίτρεψόν aor. imper. act. от επιτρέπω (G2010) позволять. Aor. призывает к специфическому действию.
άπελθόντι aor. act. part. (сопутств.), см. Luke 9:57.
θάψαι aor. act. inf. от θάπτω (G2290) хоронить. Согласно иудейской традиции, обязанность похоронить родственника была первейшей религиозной обязанностью и считалась обязательным проявлением любви (Ellis; SB, 4:578ff; Μ, Berakoth, 3:1; Roy A. Harrisville, "Jesus and the Family" Interp. 23 [1969]: 432). Inf. цели.

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