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Matthew 13:14

άναπληρούται praes. ind. pass. от άναπληρόω (G378) исполнять; либо "исполняется сейчас" (Allen), либо аористический praes. (RWP). Ind. указывает на текущий факт (Hagner).
λέγουσα praes. act. part. fem. от λέγω (G3004) говорить,
ακοή (G189) dat. sing. слух как то, что слышится; рассказы, слухи. Dat. внутреннего дополнения (родственный датив) используется для переводаевр. inf. abs. (BD, 106; BG, 128).
συνήτε aor. conj. act., см. Matthew 13:13.
βλέψετε fut. ind. act., см. Matthew 13:13. ϊδητε aor. conj. act. от όράω (G3708) видеть.

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