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Romans 11:9

γενηθήτω aor. imper. pass. (dep.) от γίνομαι (G1096) становиться,
τράπεζα (G5132) стол. Первоначальный образ — кожа или ткань, которая расстилается по земле, а на нее кладется пища; но если в случае опасности те, кто ел, должны были резко векочить, их ноги могли запутаться в ткани (Cranfield; Fitzmyer, 606).
παγίς (G3803) ловушка, западня,
θήρα (G2339) охотничья сеть,
σκάνδαλον (G4625) ловушка, вызов в символическом смысле (BAGD; TDNT; TLNT).
άνταπόδομα (G468) возмещение, уплата долга, возвращение долга.

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