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Mark 11:32

είπωμεν aor. conj. act., см. Mark 11:3. Conj. продолжает conj., выражая другую возможность (см. Mark 11:31).
έφοβούντο impf. ind. med. (dep.), см. Mark 11:18. Аподосис в conj. опущен, что выражает сильный страх; здесь мы находим случаи разрыва правильной формально-синтаксической связи между элементами высказывания (anacoluthon) и внезапной остановки, нарушающей синтаксическое пострение вследствие наплыва чувств (aposiopesis), см. RG, 1203.
είχον impf. ind. act. от έχ (G2192) иметь, держать, думать (BD, 204).

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