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1 Timothy 6:3

έτεροδιδασκαλεΐ praes. ind. act. от έτεροδιδασκαλέω (G2085) учить другой доктрине, учить совершенно другому учению, учить чему-л. еретическому или ложному (Fairbairn).
προσέρχεται praes. ind. med. (dep.) от προσέρχομαι (G4334) приходить к, приближаться, привязываться, соглашаться (Guthrie). Гл. в ind. используются в conj. 1 типа, которое предполагает реальность условия,
ύγιαίνουσιν praes. act. part. от υγιαίνω (G5198) быть в добром здравии, быть здоровым (см. 3 John 1:2).
εύσέβεία (G2150) набожность (см. 1 Timothy 4:7).

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