The first statement uses "is" as a verb to describe the state of being bread. The second statement uses "symbol" as a noun to represent the idea of bread as an idea.

The first sentence, "the bread that I shall give is My flesh," is a predication statement. A predication statement states that a particular thing, in this case bread, will act as the subject of a ve

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Question: if the word "is" is a verb and is used to describe a state of being or to link words together in a sentence. The word "symbol" is a noun that is used to represent an idea, a thing, a feeling, or a quality. Then can you please explain why you are unable to distinguish between these two statements: Statement 1: "the bread that I shall give is My flesh" Statement 2: "the bread that I shall give symbolizes My flesh"

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The reason why it is difficult to distinguish between these two statements is because both contain the verb "is," which serves to link other words together and describe a state of being. Additionally, both statements imply the same symbolic meaning, which is that the bread will serve as a representation of the speaker's flesh. Therefore, it is difficult to differentiate between the two statements, since the word "is" serves to connect the words together in both of them and that the bread will serve as a symbolic representation in both sentences.

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