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Romans 5:2

καί (G2532) также (Godet).
προσαγωγή (G4318) доступ, введение (SH; Моо; ММ; EDNT).
έσχήκαμεν perf. ind. act. от έχ (G2192) иметь. Perf. подчеркивает завершенное состояние: "принять и обладать" (М, 238).
έστήκαμεν perf. ind. act. от ϊστημι (G2476) perf. стоять,
καυχώμεθα praes. ind./соп]. med. (dep.) от καυχάομαι (G2744) хвалиться. Здесь имеется в виду радостная, триумфальная вера в Бога (Barrett). Ind., "мы хвалимся" или побудительный conj., "давайте продолжим хвалиться".

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