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Charles Rose Commentaries

Romans 3:24

δικαιούμενοι praes. pass. part. от δικαιόω (G1344) оправдывать. Praes. является iterat. и в каждом случае подчеркивает повторяющееся действие (RWP). О грамматических связях и использовании part. см. SH; Murray; Cranfield.
δωρεάν (G1432) свободно, как бесплатный дар, даром, безвозмездно (Fitzmyer, 347). Adv. асс.
χάριτι dat. sing. от χάρις (G1432) милость, бескорыстная помощь подчиненному лицу (TDNT; EDNT; TLNT). Instr. dat.
άπολύτρωσις (G629) искупление, отпущение, освобождение от уплаты цены (АРС, 37-48; GW, 71f; TDNT; LDC; TLNT; I. Howard Marshall, "The Development of the Concept of Redemption in the New Testament" RH, 153-69).

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