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in reply to a message by Pavlos
If I'm understanding thus far in the discussion here, "theos" could mean or be related to:
-to run
-to shine
-to pray
-to put, place, set
Yes?
In the case of "to put, place, set," is it the "theos" that does the putting, placing, setting, or is the human putting, placing, and setting in relation to the "theos"?
-to run
-to shine
-to pray
-to put, place, set
Yes?
In the case of "to put, place, set," is it the "theos" that does the putting, placing, setting, or is the human putting, placing, and setting in relation to the "theos"?
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