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Mark 14:64

ήκούσατε aor. ind. act. от άκούω (G191) слышать, с gen. βλασφημία (G988) злословить, богохульствовать; см. Mark 14:62; см. Catchpole, 135-41; Gundry, 915; иудейский взгляд на Иисуса см. bJNTU, особ. 217-38; М, Sanhedrin 6:4.
φαίνεται praes. ind. med. от φαίνω (G5316) появляться,
κατέκριναν aor. ind. act. от κατακρίνω (G2632) принимать решение против, осуждать,
ένοχος (G1777) виновный, с gen. объясняет, в чем Его обвиняли, обвинение поставлено в конец предложения, чтобы его подчеркнуть (BD, 98).
είναι praes. act. inf. от ειμί (G1510). Inf. объясняет приговор.

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