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Matthew 1:22

όλος (G3650) весь, целый (BAGD). Слово "все" относится ко всеобщему предведению Бога, Который знает все события до того, как,они произойдут, и следит за тем, чтобы все исполнилось (DA).
γέγονεν perf. ind. act. от γίνομαι (G1096) происходить, случаться (BD, 177).
ίν (G2443) с conj. чтобы, дабы. Это указывает на Божье намерение (Gundry).
πληρωθή aor. conj. pass. от πληρόω (G4137) исполнять. Здесь pass. подразумевает действие Бога (DA).
ρηθέν aor. pass. part. пот. masc. sing. от λέγω (G3004) говорить,
ύπ посредством, с pass.
διά через.
Этот предл. указывает, что Слово было сказано Богом, а пророк был лишь средством его передачи (DA; GGBB, 434).

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