The Way, the Truth, and the Light (IS/ARE) God.
One could make either case and there will always be those who disagree.Originally Posted by Anonymous
I would reverse the sentence and use "is".
God is....
I would say:
- The way, the truth, and the light is God.
In the above sentence, The way, the truth, and the light are all viewed as one thing.
:)
P.S. Like Mike, I would start the sentence, "God is...."
:)
:wink:Originally Posted by RonBee
Can I say this???
The way, the truth, and the light IS all viewed as one thing.
Technically, no. Note Subject-Verb agreement:Originally Posted by davidw55555
1. All things: the way, the truth, and the light are God.
=> plural things = plural are
2. God is all things: the way, the truth and the light.
=> singular God = singular is
Also,
3. The way, the truth, and the light are all things God.
All the best,
THANKS, MIKE, RON BEE, & CASIOPEA. :)
We are happy to help. 8)Originally Posted by davidw55555