So you profess to be expert! What are your credentials? Thousands of Bible haters profess to be Bible language experts, with ZERO credentials! Your basic argument is 'our Bibles are wrong'. That sounds like what Satan would say.
Is the New World Translation a valid version of the Bible?
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Matthew 28:18 Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me.''
who gave it to him ?
1 Corinthians 15: 24 Then the end will come, when he hands over the kingdom to God the Father after he has destroyed all dominion, authority and power.
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Yep, I want to STUDY it.
No, he called Jesus his lord, and God his God. There is a repetition of mou meaning "mine/my" in the Greek.
You interpretation couldn't be any more lame.
How is it that you're a self professed Greek expert when you can't even understand a perfectly clear and simple by Thomas who was taught personally by Jesus?
"Thomas said to Jesus, "My Lord and my God"!
Stop doing the JW twist.
I didn't interpret anything. YOU did. I simply quoted Jesus, God of the Bible.
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Thomas addressed Jesus, "My Lord and my God", nothing could be more clear unless you have an agenda to prove.
The two occurances of mou do not change Thomas' address. He addressed Jesus. As they say . . . context is king.
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Actually kai is copulative or explicative, that is, it either adds things together, this and that, or it expains one thing with another, it's this, even that.
Either way, "My Lord and my God", or, "my Lord even my God". Both show Thomas addressing Jesus as "my Lord and my God." No getting around that!
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No he said to Jesus. The word address is not even used in the English. Two nominatives don't make one vocative.
It one mou for one object. Both Lord and God are nominative indicating the beginning of a sentence. Contest is indeed king.
Whatever
It is like the Hebrew WAW. It actually separates. Greek and Hebrew naturally has noun phrases. English doesn't usually use them.
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