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Mark 2:1

είσελθών aor. act. part. (temp.), см. Mark 1:45.
δι' ημερών (G1223; G2250) через несколько дней. Предл. с gen. выражает идею "через" и имеет здесь временное значение: "по истечении" (BD, 119). По поводу 2:1-3:6 см. Joanna Dewey, Markan Public Debate: Literary Technique, Concentric Structure, and Theology in Mark 2:1 — 3:6 (Chico, Ca.: Scholars Press, 1980).
ήκούσθη aor. ind. pass. от άκούω (G191) слышать,
έν οίκω (G1722; G3624) dat. sing. дома, вероятно, относится к дому Петра и Андрея (Gundry, 110). Об отсутствии артикля см. SIMS, 110.

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