"Thou art Peter and upon this rock I will build my
Arabic translation: "Anta Butrus wa 'ala hathihi-s sakhrati abni kaneesati"
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| na | "Anta Butrus wa 'ala hathihi-s sakhrati abni kaneesati" |
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| na | Anta sakhr wa 'ala hatha al-sakhr sabni kanisati |
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"Anta Butrus wa 'ala hathihi-s sakhrati abni kaneesati" Explanation: Butrus, is Pierre in French, meaning 'rock'. |
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Anta sakhr wa 'ala hatha al-sakhr sabni kanisati Explanation: While "Butrus" (used by the other respondent) is indeed derived from the French word for rock, the Arabic biblical translation does not use that term. This is according to both the Jesuit and Presbytarian translations of the bible into Arabic. |
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