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Romans 10:9

όμολογήσης aor. conj. act. от όμολογέω (G3670) соглашаться, признавать, провозглашать. Как юридический термин, это слово указывает на публичное объявление, имеющее юридическую силу и связывающее стороны обязательствами (Kasemann; TDNT; Dunn). Conj. с έάν (G1437) в conj. 3 типа, предполагающем вероятность уеловия.
κύριον Ίησούν (G2962; G2424) двойной асс., Иисус есть Господь. Это утверждение означает, что Иисус разделяет природу, святость, власть, могущество, величие и вечность с Единственным Истинным Вогом (Cranfield). Об истоках термина κύριος и его связи с Яхве см. J. Fitzmyer, "The Semitic Background of the New Testament Kyrios-Title" WA, 115-42; George Howard, "The Tetragram and the New Testament" JBL 96 (1977): 63-83; Cranfield; Dunn; GGBB, 187-88.
πιστεύσης aor. conj. act. от πιστεύω (G4100) верить. Здесь conj. параллелен предыдущему όμολογήσης. ότ (G3754) что, передает содержание веры,
ήγειρεν aor. ind. act. от έγείρω (G1453) поднимать,
σωθήση fut. ind. pass. от σώζω (G366) избавлять, спасать. Богосл. pass. указывает, что спасает Бог.

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