Interplanner
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of can equal: belong to, from, through, about,
Try 'all of a sudden.' Which one is it there?
But like I said, that was before finding out that Greek has separate SPELLINGS for each one.
"Of" is OK, as long as the cases are not blurred, which you are doing.
It is the simplest way to expression possession without identifying as equal. That was the intention. The gospel belongs to it, but is not the same as it. It is not a kingdom being offered to israel as they knew because of the whole zealot problem.
If a Roman officer had thought for one minute that Jesus followers were offered an Israeli Kingdom, they would all have been put to the sword for sedition, as were many zealots who did.
You need to know the historical stage and you do not because it is too easy to click on cartoons and mock me.
Try 'all of a sudden.' Which one is it there?
But like I said, that was before finding out that Greek has separate SPELLINGS for each one.
"Of" is OK, as long as the cases are not blurred, which you are doing.
It is the simplest way to expression possession without identifying as equal. That was the intention. The gospel belongs to it, but is not the same as it. It is not a kingdom being offered to israel as they knew because of the whole zealot problem.
If a Roman officer had thought for one minute that Jesus followers were offered an Israeli Kingdom, they would all have been put to the sword for sedition, as were many zealots who did.
You need to know the historical stage and you do not because it is too easy to click on cartoons and mock me.
