And Thomas answered and said unto him
Without examining his hands and side, and as astonished at his
condescension and grace, and ashamed of his unbelief:
my Lord and my God;
he owns him to be Lord, as he was both by creation and
redemption; and God, of which he was fully assured from his
omniscience, which he had given a full proof of, and from the
power that went along with his words to his heart, and from a
full conviction he now had of his resurrection from the dead. He
asserts his interest in him as his Lord and his God; which
denotes his subjection to him, his affection for him, and faith
in him; so the divine word is called in Philo the Jew,
(kuriov mou) , "my Lord"
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