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Mark 13:9

παραδώσουσιν fut. ind. act. от παραδίδωμι (G3860) передавать,
συνέδριον (G4892) (BBC; DJG, 728-32; ABD, 5:975-80) местный иудейский совет, суд (Moore, Judaism, 261).
δαρήσεσθε fut. ind. pass. от δέρω (G1194) бить,
ήγεμόνων gen. pl. от ήγεμών (G2232) правитель, начальник,
σταθήσεσθε fut. ind. pass. от ϊστημι (G2476) помещать, ставить, стоять,
μαρτύριον (G3142) свидетельство. О тройственном характере их свидетельства см. Cranfield.
αύτοίς dat. pi. от αύτός (G96). Dat. отсутствия преимущества: "против них".

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