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Charles Rose Commentaries

Mark 8:33

έπιστραφείς aor. pass. (dep.) part. (temp.) от επιστρέφω (G1994) поворачиваться, оборачиваться. Господь резко обернулся, чтобы смотреть в лицо говорящему (Swete).
ιδών aor. act. part. от όράω (G3708) видеть,
έπετίμησεν aor. ind. act., см. Mark 8:30. ϋπαγε praes. imper. act. от ύπάγω (G5217) уходить,
φρονείς praes. ind. act. от φρονέω (G5426) быть настроенным на мысли, думать. Гл. указывает на направление, в котором двигается мысль (Taylor). Здесь это может значить "принимать чью-л. сторону" (Cranfield).

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