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07-Nov-2005, 05:36
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 the/a narrow gate I wonder why this is 'THE narrow gate'. Couldn't it be 'A narrow gate'? Is it a one single particular gate? Thank you. |
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07-Nov-2005, 13:47
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| Re: the/a narrow gate It is THE narrow gate, as it is compared to the wide one, being two distinct paths to follow. "Broad & spacious is the road leading off into destruction, but narrow & cramped is the road leading to life" (best I can remember!) Matthew 7:13 Meaning: The Christian lifestyle is not easy to follow and requires effort "narrow gate/road" - it is much easier to 'take the wide road/gate'. |
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07-Nov-2005, 21:14
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| Re: the/a narrow gate Thank you very much, Hobbes. |
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