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Matthew 25:14

αποδήμων praes. act. part. пот. masc. sing. от άποδημέω (G589) отправляться в путешествие, собираться покинуть свой народ, уйти в другую страну (RWP). Temp, или причинное part. "Когда он собирался уйти..." или "так как он собирался..." έκάλεσεν aor. ind. act. от καλέω (G2564) звать,
παρέδωκεν aor. ind. act. от παραδίδωμι (G3860) передавать, отдавать,
ύπάρχοντα praes. act. part. acc. n. pl. от ύπάρχω (G5225) существовать. Part, в знач. сущ.: "добро" "имущество" (BAGD).

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