To: kosta50; blue-duncan; wmfights; HarleyD; Forest Keeper; Quix; Kolokotronis; Dr. Eckleburg
For what it’s worth, Kosta, the Hebrew for “sky” or “heaven” is a singular that has a plural form, “shamaim”, which might be influencing St. Paul’s wording. We see it reflected in English “heavens”. I would not read polilocation into it.
To: annalex; blue-duncan; wmfights; HarleyD; Forest Keeper; Quix; Kolokotronis; Dr. Eckleburg
For what its worth, Kosta, the Hebrew for sky or heaven is a singular that has a plural form, shamaim, which might be influencing St. Pauls wording. We see it reflected in English heavens. I would not read polilocation into it But "polilocation" is compatible with the the Real Presence. In fact, it's the only way it can "make any sense."
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kosta50
(Eastern Orthodoxy is pure Christianity)
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