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thy

Thy is a singular possessive form, as in “thy faith” in Luke 22:32. It does not by itself mean that the person addressed is divine.

grammar
Second person singular possessive before a noun.
Veymont Interpretation

Thy is a singular possessive form, as in “thy faith” in Luke 22:32. It does not by itself mean that the person addressed is divine.

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