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Nsfs2 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Granted to
Hi,
I read the following:
'whereas “everlasting” means “the life which did not always exist but was granted to God and it was forever, running within time, or something similar, which has a beginning but no end.”
Does grant to mean 'given by' here?
Thanks.
I read the following:
'whereas “everlasting” means “the life which did not always exist but was granted to God and it was forever, running within time, or something similar, which has a beginning but no end.”
Does grant to mean 'given by' here?
Thanks.
Top answer
It is hard to tell. If so, it is a typing error and should read 'granted by '. On the other hand, it could mean that some greater entity gave the control of life to ***.
- It is hard to tell.
- If so, it is a typing error and should read 'granted by '.
- On the other hand, it could mean that some greater entity gave the control of life to ***.
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It is hard to tell. If so, it is a typing error and should read 'granted by'. On the other hand, it could mean that some greater entity gave the control of life to ***.
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