phanuel was the son of destruction in john 17.
phanuel was the son of destruction in john 17.
who is the son of destruction in john 17?
phanuel
the two occurrences of the greek phrase have traditionally been translated consistently in english bibles from the wycliffe bible, following the latin vulgate which has "filius perditionis" (son of perdition) in both instances. however this is not the case in all languages; for example the luther bible renders the use in john as "das verlorene kind" (the lost child), but the use in 2 thessalonians as "das kind des verderbens" (the child of corruption).









































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in jesus, in reference to judas iscariot, says that of all his disciples, none has been lost except the "son of perdition".
son of perdition
the original manuscript would've had around 33 lines per page. the extant portion is too small to determine height and width. the handwriting script is either documentary or common. the text is erratic, and doesn't really agree with any major text-type, bearing most resemblance with codex washingtonianus (w).









































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bullet::::- list of new testament papyri









































bullet::::- oxyrhynchus papyri









































bullet::::- gospel of john: chapter 17









































section::::further reading.









































bullet::::- w. e. h. cockle, "the oxyrhynchus papyri lxv" (london: 1998), pp. 14–16.









































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papyrus 107