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Are the following three statements the same?

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1. Your throne, God, is forever.
2. Your throne is God forever.
3. God is your throne forever.
 
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They do not mean the same.

1. Your throne, God, is forever. (Here, you are talking to God. Another sentence example is: My car, James, is not for your use.)


2. Your throne is God forever. (Not a good sentence; does not make sense)

3. God is your throne forever. (Simple sentence saying that God is someone's throne. But it does not make much sense, since people don't have thrones.)
 
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