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John 5:45

δοκεΐτε praes. imper. act. от δοκέω (G1380) думать, полагать. Praes. imper. с μή (G3361) предполагает прекращение текущего действия,
κατηγορήσω fut. ind. act. от κατηγορέω (G2723) обвинять, с gen. Юридический термин: обвинять перед судом (BAGD).
κατηγορών praes. act. part. от κατηγορέω. Praes. part., возможно, в знач. будущего (BD, 175). К их несчастию, Моисей не поддержит их, но осудит за неверие (DJG, 562).
ήλπίκατε perf. ind. act. от έλπίζω (G1679) надеяться. Perf. показывает, что надежда сохраняется и в настоящее время и не является всего лишь эмоцией прошлого (Bernard).

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