Doctrine Analysis
Doctrine Analysis — 2 Peter (English–Bodo)
This document is the full doctrine matrix for 2 Peter 1–3, extending the Romans Language Package. It is fully consistent with doctrine_risk_registry.json (same 25 doctrines, same risk tiers, same bodo_doctrine_name forms). The core passage, 2 Peter 1:16–21, is the theological anchor of the curriculum, but this matrix spans the entire book chapter by chapter so that no section is silently skipped. Risk-tier definitions and review routing follow the baseline Romans convention exactly:
- Critical — human theologian review required for every occurrence
- High — human theologian review required
- Medium — native speaker review recommended
- Low — automated review sufficient
Section 1 — Chapter 1, vv.1–15 (Opening, Divine Nature, Virtue, Assurance, Peter’s Testament)
| Doctrine | Supporting Passages (2 Peter) | Risk Tier | Translation Risk | Review Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apostolic Greeting: Grace and Peace | 1:2 | Low | Reuses baseline मोफादांनाय दान / सान्ति exactly; minor risk of being heard as a ritual greeting-blessing rather than a theological statement. | Automated review |
| Servant Identity Contrast (positive half) | 1:1 | Medium | सेवक (willing bondservant of Christ) must be established here as the positive term, deliberately distinct from the negative गुलाम used later (2:19) for slaves of corruption; conflating the two blurs Peter’s rhetorical contrast across the letter. | Native speaker review |
| Partakers of the Divine Nature | 1:3-4 | Critical | ईश्वरनि सुबावआव भाग लाबनाय is the single highest-stakes phrase in the book; risks being heard as ontological union with God (Hindu/Brahma Dharma atman-Brahman monism) or as becoming an ancestor/nature-spirit, as in traditional Bodo spirit-veneration. Must always be taught as sharing God’s moral-relational qualities through the Spirit, never identity of being. | Human theologian |
| Divine Nature and Escaping Corruption | 1:3-4 (also 2:12, 2:19) | High | फोतोर (corruption) must be taught as moral/relational decay tied to sinful ἐπιθυμία, not a cosmological claim that matter itself is illusory or inherently perishable (a live risk given Hindu/Brahma Dharma cosmology). | Human theologian |
| Growing in Christian Virtue | 1:5-8 | High | The virtue-chain (सत गुन, मिथिनाय, गोसो सामलानाय, सहननाय, ईश्वर मानोन जिउनाय, भाइ-फिसानि प्रेम, प्रेम) must be taught as fruit of relationship with Christ, not the Samkhya-derived गुण quality-balance in Hindu ethics or Brahma Dharma’s bhakti-marga devotional-progress framework. | Human theologian |
| Perseverance and Assurance of Calling and Election | 1:10 (also 3:14, 3:17-18) | Medium | Reuses baseline फिनायनि सिम / ईश्वरनि सायख; assurance must be shown as confirmed through a fruitful persevering life, not through maintaining a cycle of ritual offerings to secure favor as in Bathou/Kherai practice. | Native speaker review |
| Mortality and Readiness for Death | 1:13-15 | Low | गुदि थानाय घर (tent/body) and गोरलैनाय (departure) are standard background metaphors for Peter’s approaching death; low doctrinal stakes but should not be confused with any culturally specific death-ritual vocabulary. | Automated review |
Section 2 — Chapter 1, vv.16–21 (CORE PASSAGE: Eyewitness Testimony, Transfiguration, Sonship, Prophetic Word, Inspiration)
| Doctrine | Supporting Passages (2 Peter) | Risk Tier | Translation Risk | Review Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apostolic Eyewitness Testimony | 1:16, 1:18 | High | नुनाय साक्षी must be historical, sensory, ordinary-consciousness eyewitness testimony, not assimilated to the visionary/trance-witness status of a doudini during Kherai puja, whose perception is mediated through ritual possession. | Human theologian |
| Transfiguration and the Majesty/Deity of Christ | 1:16-18 | Critical | गोरॉ महिमा / गोरॉ महिमानि ईश्वर आफा must convey Christ’s full, intrinsic divine majesty confirmed by the Father’s own voice — not a great elder-spirit’s honorific splendor (as with Bathoubwrai) nor a temporary trance-radiance state. | Human theologian |
| Sonship of Christ Declared by the Father | 1:17 | Critical | ईश्वरनि आदार गोरा (expanding baseline ईश्वरनि गोरा) must convey unique, eternal, beloved Sonship directly and audibly testified by the Father — not one favored spirit-offspring among the many divine/semi-divine figures of the Bathou pantheon. | Human theologian |
| Certainty and Fulfillment of the Prophetic Word | 1:19 | High | भाबिष्यत रांनि राव, the lamp/morning-star imagery (बिहानि बिथिं), must be explicitly taught as pointing to Christ’s fulfillment of Old Testament promise, not left to resonate loosely with indigenous astral/nature symbolism tied to the sijou’s five elements. | Human theologian |
| Reliability and Inspiration of Scripture | 1:16 (myths contrast), 1:19-20 | Critical | पबित्र सास्त्र and बानायनाय कथा (cleverly devised myths) must establish Scripture’s fixed, God-breathed, uniquely authoritative character — a genuine conceptual gap since Bathou tradition is oral/ritual and Brahma Dharma has its own separate reform literature also loosely called सास्त्र. | Human theologian |
| Prophetic Inspiration (Carried Along by the Holy Spirit) | 1:20-21 | Critical | पबित्र आत्थाजों बोहोनाय is the single highest cross-cultural collision risk in the whole book: phenomenologically close to doudini Kherai-trance possession by Bathoubwrai, where the deity (not the person) speaks. Mandatory distinguishing note at every occurrence: biblical prophets retained full personal identity, consciousness, and literary voice — sovereign superintendence, not ecstatic possession. | Human theologian |
Section 3 — Chapter 2 (False Teachers, Judgment of Fallen Angels, Historical Judgment, False Freedom)
| Doctrine | Supporting Passages (2 Peter) | Risk Tier | Translation Risk | Review Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| False Teachers and Their Judgment | 2:1-3, 2:12-19 | High | मिथ्या सिक्षकफोर must be presented as corrupt distortions of the true prophetic/apostolic teaching office, not folded into existing native religious-specialist roles (ओझा, doudini); the category is doctrinal corruption within the church, not indigenous ritual practice. | Human theologian |
| Judgment of Fallen Angels | 2:4 | High | दंडनि अंधकार गारां (Tartarus) must be a one-time, temporary holding-place awaiting final judgment — explicitly not नरक, which carries full Hindu cyclical/purgatorial cosmological connotations; स्वर्गनि दूत (not देवदूत) keeps angels distinct from the populated Bathou/Kherai spirit-world. | Human theologian |
| Historical Judgment: The Flood and Sodom | 2:5-8 | Medium | बड़ दैफुं and the Noah/Lot narratives must be taught as specific, historical, once-for-all acts of God’s judgment recorded in Scripture, not conflated with unrelated regional flood/catastrophe legends. | Native speaker review |
| False Freedom and Bondage to Corruption | 2:19 | High | थियारि (false, hollow freedom promised by false teachers) must not be rendered with मुक्ति, one step from the already-forbidden मोक्ष liberation term; using it here would compound rather than resolve syncretism risk. फोतोरनि गुलाम is the deliberate negative counterpart to 1:1’s सेवक. | Human theologian |
| Blasphemy and Irreverent Speech | 2:10-12 | Medium | निंदा खालामनाय must convey arrogant, contemptuous disregard for legitimate spiritual authority, distinguished from ordinary disagreement or from culturally rooted respect/avoidance customs toward spirit-beings. | Native speaker review |
| Servant Identity Contrast (negative half) | 2:19 | Medium | फोतोरनि गुलाम completes the सेवक/गुलाम contrast begun at 1:1; must be kept terminologically distinct throughout so the moral force of both passages is preserved. | Native speaker review |
Section 4 — Chapter 3 (Mockery, Christ’s Return, Day of the Lord, New Creation, Patience, Repentance, Scripture)
| Doctrine | Supporting Passages (2 Peter) | Risk Tier | Translation Risk | Review Routing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mockery of the Last Days | 3:3-4 | Medium | हांसाबनाय मानसि’s argument from apparent changelessness must be answered with the doctrine of a unique, personal, ex nihilo creation (सृष्टि), not treated as a merely rhetorical or culturally distant objection. | Native speaker review |
| The Certainty of Christ’s Return | 1:16 (anchor), 3:4, 3:9, 3:12-13 | Critical | मसीहनि दुसारे फैनाय uses दुसारे (‘a second time’) rather than any फिन-rooted compound, to prevent bleed-through from the baseline’s forbidden फिन जोनोम (rebirth) vocabulary. Christ’s return is single, certain, future, bodily — not cyclical or repeatable. Consistency across 1:16/3:4/3:12 is mandatory. | Human theologian |
| The Day of the Lord and Final Judgment | 3:7, 3:10, 3:12-13 | Critical | प्रभुनि बिचारनि दिन must not be reheard as an impersonal cyclical cosmic dissolution (pralaya-like, per Hindu/Brahma Dharma cosmology) or as भागी (fate). This is a specific, future, personal act of the same प्रभु confessed in the Romans baseline’s lordship_of_christ doctrine. | Human theologian |
| New Heavens and New Earth | 3:13 | High | गोदान आकाश आरो गोदान हा is deliberately built on आकाश rather than ओखrang (the sijou’s sky-element term); because हा (earth) IS one of the five sijou elements, teaching must make explicit this is God’s own eschatological re-creation, not renewal of sijou elemental symbolism. | Human theologian |
| Patience of God’s Timing | 3:9, 3:15 | High | ईश्वरनि सहनशीलता must be purposive, personal, relational patience aimed at repentance — never reheard as impersonal fate-driven waiting (भागी) or non-urgent ritual-calendar patience. | Human theologian |
| Repentance | 3:9 | High | मन सोलायनाय is a NEW foundational term deliberately parallel to the baseline’s जिउनाय सोलायनाय (resurrection), sharing the सोलायनाय (‘turning/changing’) root. Must be taught as genuine inward turning to God, not ritual course-correction restoring household harmony as in Bathou/Kherai practice. Requires theologian confirmation before wide deployment. | Human theologian |
| Twisting of Scripture | 3:16 | High | पबित्र सास्त्रखौ गोज्रा खालामनाय directly echoes 1:20’s private-interpretation teaching; both must be taught together as illegitimate handling of God-given, fixed Scripture, distinct from ordinary difficulty of understanding. | Human theologian |
| Perseverance and Assurance (recap) | 3:14, 3:17-18 | Medium | दाग नङा आरो दोष नङा (without spot, blameless) and गोहोम थानाय (steadfastness) reinforce Section 1’s assurance doctrine; consistency of रендering required across both occurrences in the book. | Native speaker review |
Section 5 — Full-Book Coverage Confirmation
| Chapter/Range | Doctrines Addressed | Coverage Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1:1-2 | Apostolic Greeting; Servant Identity (positive) | Fully reviewed |
| 1:3-4 | Partakers of the Divine Nature; Divine Nature and Escaping Corruption | Fully reviewed |
| 1:5-8 | Growing in Christian Virtue | Fully reviewed |
| 1:9-11 | Perseverance and Assurance of Calling and Election | Fully reviewed |
| 1:12-15 | Mortality and Readiness for Death | Fully reviewed |
| 1:16-21 (CORE PASSAGE) | Apostolic Eyewitness Testimony; Transfiguration and Majesty/Deity of Christ; Sonship of Christ Declared; Fulfillment and Certainty of Prophecy; Reliability and Inspiration of Scripture; Prophetic Inspiration (Carried Along) | Fully reviewed, verse-by-verse |
| 2:1-3, 2:12-19 | False Teachers and Their Judgment; False Freedom and Bondage to Corruption; Servant Identity (negative) | Fully reviewed |
| 2:4 | Judgment of Fallen Angels | Fully reviewed |
| 2:5-8 | Historical Judgment: Flood and Sodom | Fully reviewed |
| 2:10-12 | Blasphemy and Irreverent Speech | Fully reviewed |
| 3:1-4 | Mockery of the Last Days | Fully reviewed |
| 3:4, 3:9, 3:12-13 | Certainty of Christ’s Return | Fully reviewed |
| 3:7, 3:10, 3:12-13 | Day of the Lord and Final Judgment | Fully reviewed |
| 3:13 | New Heavens and New Earth | Fully reviewed |
| 3:9, 3:15 | Patience of God’s Timing; Repentance | Fully reviewed |
| 3:16 | Twisting of Scripture | Fully reviewed |
| 3:14, 3:17-18 | Perseverance and Assurance (recap) | Fully reviewed |
No chapter or major section of 2 Peter was found to contribute zero doctrinal content; every chapter is explicitly represented above. This matrix contains all 25 doctrines recorded in doctrine_risk_registry.json at identical risk tiers (Critical: 7, High: 11, Medium: 5, Low: 2), matching the registry’s risk_summary exactly.
This document must be loaded alongside doctrine_risk_registry.json, translation_memory.json (Romans baseline), and 08_core_glossary.md for Phase 2 processing. See 12_ai_translation_requirements.md for enforcement instructions.
Critical Risk Doctrines
Reliability and Inspiration of Scripture
Bodo name: पबित्र सास्त्रनि निश्चयता आरो प्रेरणा
Key terms: cleverly devised myths, prophetic word, Scripture, private interpretation, more sure
Review routing: Human theologian
Bathou tradition has no fixed written scripture (its teaching is oral and ritual, transmitted through Kherai puja and household sijou practice); Brahma Dharma, by contrast, produced its own separate reform literature (also loosely called सास्त्र in casual usage). Scripture’s fixed, God-breathed, uniquely authoritative character must be explicitly taught rather than assumed as a familiar category, and Peter’s contrast with ‘cleverly devised myths’ must not be softened into a slight against oral tradition generally.
Prophetic Inspiration (Carried Along by the Holy Spirit)
Bodo name: पबित्र आत्थाजों बोहोनाय भाबिष्यत रां
Key terms: carried along, will of man, men spoke from God, Holy Spirit
Review routing: Human theologian
CRITICAL: This is the single highest cross-cultural collision risk in the book. ‘Being carried along/borne by the Spirit while speaking’ is phenomenologically close to how a doudini’s Kherai-trance possession by Bathoubwrai is described — a deity seizing a human medium so the deity, not the person, speaks. Must always be taught with an explicit distinguishing note: biblical prophets retained full personal identity, consciousness, and literary voice while writing; this is sovereign superintendence, not ecstatic possession or loss of self. The Spirit here is always पबित्र आत्था in full, never bare देउ or आत्था.
Transfiguration and the Majesty/Deity of Christ
Bodo name: मसीहनि रूप सोलायनाय आरो ईश्वरत्व
Key terms: majesty, Majestic Glory, power and coming, glory
Review routing: Human theologian
Christ’s full, intrinsic divine majesty, confirmed by the Father’s own voice, must not be diluted into a great elder-spirit’s honorific splendor of the kind attributed to Bathoubwrai or other Kherai-pantheon deities, nor treated as a temporary radiant state comparable to doudini trance-radiance.
Sonship of Christ Declared by the Father
Bodo name: आफाजों सोलগारि जानाय मसीहनि गोरा जोरा
Key terms: beloved Son, well pleased, Son of God
Review routing: Human theologian
The Father’s audible declaration of Christ’s unique, eternal, beloved Sonship must not be read as one spirit-being’s favored offspring among the many divine and semi-divine figures recognized in the Bathou pantheon; this is a direct, historical divine testimony to Christ’s unique divine identity.
Partakers of the Divine Nature
Bodo name: ईश्वरनि सुबावआव भाग लाबनाय
Key terms: divine nature, partakers, promises, escaping corruption
Review routing: Human theologian
CRITICAL: The single most theologically loaded phrase in the book. Must be explicitly and repeatedly taught as sharing God’s moral and relational qualities (holiness, incorruptibility, love) through the Spirit’s ongoing sanctifying work — NOT ontological identity with God, NOT becoming a deity or ancestor-spirit as in traditional Bodo spirit-veneration, and NOT the Hindu/Brahma-Dharma monist claim that the individual self (atman) is ultimately identical with Brahman.
The Certainty of Christ’s Return
Bodo name: मसीहनि दुसारे फैनायनि निश्चयता
Key terms: coming, parousia, power and coming, promise of his coming
Review routing: Human theologian
Rendered with दुसारे (‘a second time’) rather than any compound built on फिन (‘again’), to prevent bleed-through from the baseline’s forbidden फिन जोनोम (rebirth/reincarnation) vocabulary; Christ’s return is a single, certain, future, bodily event, not a cyclical or repeatable phenomenon. Consistency across 1:16, 3:4, and 3:12 is mandatory.
The Day of the Lord and Final Judgment
Bodo name: प्रभुनि बिचारनि दिन आरो अंतिम बिचार
Key terms: Day of the Lord, elements dissolved, fire, new heavens and new earth
Review routing: Human theologian
CRITICAL: Must not be reheard as an impersonal cyclical cosmic dissolution (a pralaya-like event in Hindu- and Brahma-Dharma-influenced cosmology) nor as a fate-driven reckoning (भागी). This is a specific, future, personal act of the same प्रभु confessed in the Romans baseline’s lordship_of_christ doctrine, ending in real, once-for-all judgment and real, permanent renewal, not an endless cycle of destruction and re-creation.
High Risk Doctrines
Apostolic Eyewitness Testimony
Bodo name: गोदान जायगारिनि नुनाय साक्ष्य
Key terms: eyewitness, we ourselves heard, holy mountain
Review routing: Human theologian
Peter grounds apostolic authority in personal, historical, sensory eyewitness experience at the Transfiguration. Must not be assimilated to the visionary or trance-witness status attributed to a doudini during Kherai puja, where a medium’s perception is mediated through ritual possession rather than ordinary historical eyewitness observation.
Certainty and Fulfillment of the Prophetic Word
Bodo name: भाबिष्यत रांनि निश्चयता
Key terms: prophetic word, lamp in a dark place, morning star, day dawning
Review routing: Human theologian
The Old Testament prophetic word, confirmed further by eyewitness testimony, functions as a guiding light until Christ’s return; messianic morning-star imagery must be taught explicitly as pointing to Christ, not left to resonate loosely with indigenous astral or nature symbolism.
Growing in Christian Virtue
Bodo name: मसीहि सत गुनाव गोबां जायनाय
Key terms: virtue, knowledge, self-control, endurance, godliness, brotherly kindness, love
Review routing: Human theologian
The virtue-chain of 1:5-7 must be taught as moral excellence and knowledge flowing from relationship with Christ (1:3-4), not as cultivation of the classical Samkhya-derived गुण quality-balance found in Hindu ethics and echoed in Brahma Dharma’s reform teaching, nor as bhakti-marga devotional progress toward liberation.
Divine Nature and Escaping Corruption
Bodo name: ईश्वरनि सुबाव आरो फोतोरनिफ्राय फोरायनाय
Key terms: corruption, desire, lust, divine power, glory and virtue
Review routing: Human theologian
Moral corruption tied to sinful desire (ἐπιθυμία) must be distinguished from any Hindu/Brahma-Dharma cosmological claim that the material world itself is inherently perishable or illusory; escaping corruption in 2 Peter is a moral-relational rescue, not an escape from matter itself.
False Teachers and Their Judgment
Bodo name: मिथ्या सिक्षकफोरनि बिचार
Key terms: false teachers, destructive heresy, Master who bought, slaves of corruption
Review routing: Human theologian
False teachers must be presented as corrupt distortions of the true prophetic/apostolic teaching office, not folded generically into existing native religious-specialist roles such as ओझा (folk ritual specialist) or the doudini’s recognized Kherai role; the category at stake is doctrinal corruption within the church, not indigenous ritual practice as such.
Judgment of Fallen Angels
Bodo name: फेलनाय स्वर्गदूतफोरनि बिचार
Key terms: Tartarus, angels, cast into chains of darkness
Review routing: Human theologian
The confinement of fallen angels awaiting final judgment must not be rendered with नरक (naraka), which carries full Hindu cosmological connotations of a purgatorial or cyclical afterlife system; this is a one-time, temporary holding-place distinct from that cosmology, and angels themselves must be kept distinct from the populated Bathou/Kherai spirit-world via स्वर्गनि दूत rather than देवदूत.
False Freedom and Bondage to Corruption
Bodo name: मिथ्या थियारि आरो फोतोरनि गुलामी
Key terms: freedom, liberty, slaves of corruption
Review routing: Human theologian
The false teachers’ hollow promise of freedom must not be rendered with मुक्ति, which sits one step from the forbidden मोक्ष liberation term already banned in the baseline for ‘salvation’; using it here for a false, hollow freedom would compound rather than resolve the syncretism risk.
New Heavens and New Earth
Bodo name: गोदान आकाश आरो गोदान हा
Key terms: new heavens, new earth, righteousness dwells
Review routing: Human theologian
Deliberately built on आकाश rather than ओखrang, the specific Bodo term for the sky branch of the Bathou sijou plant’s five-element symbolism (ha/earth, dwi/water, bar/air, or/fire, okhrang/sky). Because ‘earth’ (हा) IS one of the five sijou elements, teaching must make explicit that this is God’s own eschatological re-creation, not a purification or renewal of the sijou plant’s elemental symbolism.
Patience of God’s Timing
Bodo name: ईश्वरनि सहनशीलतानि समय
Key terms: patience, slowness, not wishing any to perish
Review routing: Human theologian
God’s delay of judgment must be taught as purposive, personal, relational patience aimed at giving space for repentance, never reheard as an impersonal fate-driven ‘waiting’ (भागी) or a non-urgent ritual-calendar patience, paralleling the baseline’s providence caution.
Repentance
Bodo name: मन सोलायनाय
Key terms: repentance, not wishing any to perish
Review routing: Human theologian
मन सोलायनाय is a NEW foundational term, deliberately parallel to the baseline’s established जिउनाय सोलायनाय (resurrection) compound, using the shared सोलायनाय (‘turning/changing’) root. This is foundational vocabulary the Romans baseline itself needed but did not formally record; requires theologian confirmation before wide deployment, and must be taught as genuine inward turning to God, not ritual course-correction to restore household harmony as in Bathou/Kherai practice.
Twisting of Scripture
Bodo name: पबित्र सास्त्रखौ गोज्रा खालामनाय
Key terms: twist, hard to understand, untaught and unstable
Review routing: Human theologian
Willful doctrinal distortion of apostolic and prophetic Scripture directly echoes 1:20’s teaching on private interpretation; both must be taught together as illegitimate handling of God-given, fixed Scripture, distinct from ordinary difficulty of understanding.
Medium Risk Doctrines
Historical Judgment: The Flood and Sodom
Bodo name: बड़ दैफुं आरो सदोम-गमोरानि बिचार
Key terms: flood, righteous, Noah, Lot
Review routing: Native speaker review
The Flood and the judgment of Sodom must be taught as specific, historical, once-for-all acts of God’s judgment recorded in Scripture, not conflated with unrelated flood or catastrophe legends found in regional Northeast Indian oral traditions.
Mockery of the Last Days
Bodo name: जोबोद सानि हांसाबनाय
Key terms: scoffers, own desires, where is the promise
Review routing: Native speaker review
The scoffers’ argument from apparent changelessness (3:4) must be answered with the doctrine of a unique, personal, ex nihilo creation, not treated as a merely rhetorical or culturally distant objection.
Perseverance and Assurance of Calling and Election
Bodo name: फिनायनि सिम आरो सायखनि निश्चयता
Key terms: calling and election, make sure, never fall, without spot and blameless
Review routing: Native speaker review
Reuses baseline effectual_calling framing; assurance is confirmed through a fruitful, persevering Christian life, not through maintaining an ongoing cycle of ritual offerings to secure divine favor as in traditional Bathou/Kherai practice.
Blasphemy and Irreverent Speech
Bodo name: महिमाजाथाय बेइफोरनि निंदा
Key terms: blaspheme, reviling, glorious ones
Review routing: Native speaker review
False teachers’ arrogant, contemptuous disregard for legitimate spiritual authority; must be distinguished from ordinary disagreement or from culturally rooted respect/avoidance customs toward spirit-beings in traditional practice.
Servant Identity: Willing Service versus Bondage
Bodo name: सेवक आरो गुलामनि गोरोंथि
Key terms: servant, bondservant, slaves of corruption
Review routing: Native speaker review
सेवक (positive, willing service to Christ) and गुलाम (negative bondage to corruption) form a deliberate contrast that must be preserved consistently across the book; conflating them would blur the moral force of both 1:1 and 2:19.
Low Risk Doctrines
Apostolic Greeting: Grace and Peace
Bodo name: गोदान जायगारिनि सालामनाय
Key terms: grace and peace multiplied
Review routing: Automated review
Standard apostolic greeting formula reusing baseline grace and peace terms exactly; minor risk of being read as a ritual greeting-blessing rather than a theological statement, but low doctrinal stakes.
Mortality and Readiness for Death
Bodo name: गुदिनि मरनजों थाबाय गोनांथिनाय
Key terms: tent, departure, as long as I am in this body
Review routing: Automated review
Peter’s calm anticipation of his own death as motivation for leaving a written testimony; low doctrinal risk, standard background metaphor.
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