I think PAN TO PLHRWMA is indeed the subject of verse 19.
>If it is the subject what does it mean in a pre/proto-Gnostic setting?
I've read extensively about this but have never been satisfied that I
understood the first thing about what it means.
Carl W. Conrad
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