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Originally Posted by Tithesmeister
Read this saying and tell me if a comma can change the meaning of a phrase.
From a t-shirt.
Let’s eat Grandma.
Let’s eat, Grandma.
The first instance proposes cannibalism (they are gonna eat grandma).
The second refers to sharing a meal WITH the dear, precious and dearly beloved grandma.
Punctuation saves lives.
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That’s great for your Grandma or not. Lol!
However, in
Romans 9, it doesn’t and didn’t change what Paul was telling the Jews about who God was/is.
It was very simple and matter of fact. He was talking and writing to people who weren’t going to be hung up on a comma, which as Esaias also said - It doesn’t change the meaning.
I don’t know what else to say.
It was so beautifully written and explained, and now it is getting sullied up over a comma. The debate is coming across as crafting a Trinitarian narrative and subtly trying to cause a reader to become confused. All the while it is power, beauty and very simple.
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