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Matthew 21:42

άνέγνωτε aor. ind. act., см. Matthew 21:16. Это был вызов их учености,
λίθο ν асс. sing. от λίθος (G3037) камень. асс. является обратной аттракцией и обусловлен синтаксисом относительного придаточного (МТ, 324).
άπεδοκίμασαν aor. ind. act. от άποδοκιμάζω (G593) отвергать после внимательного осмотра, объявлять бесполезным (BAGD).
οίκοδομούντες praes. act. part. masc. пот. pl. от οίκοδομέω. Adj. part. с арт. используется как сущ.: "строители". Возможно, религиозные вожди (OTGPN, 335).
έγενήθη aor. ind. pass. (dep.) от γίνομαι, см. Matthew 21:4.
γωνία (G1137) угол. Камень, который закладывался в самый дальний угол фундамента, с которого начиналось строительство: он жестко закреплял место будущей постройки и определял направление ее возведения (EDNT).
έγένετο aor. ind. med. (dep.) от γίνομαι (G1096) становиться, быть.

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