Modern English would imply a distinction (difference) where 'and' is used here, but Old English does not.
'And' in the Old English is often like using 'indeed'.
There are many verses in the Bible that say God and the Father, etc.
I call folly on this assertion.
God's Law IS the 10 Commandments.
'And' in the Old English is often like using 'indeed'.
There are many verses in the Bible that say God and the Father, etc.
I call folly on this assertion.
God's Law IS the 10 Commandments.
And he documented it.
Look it up...
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