Traduzione - Portoghese brasiliano-Inglese - DEUS ESTÁ ACIMA DE TUDO

Goncin,

It's kind of a small point, but can you tell if

TUDO

means

ALL THINGS

or

ALL PEOPLE

or could it mean both?

In French, au-dessus de tout would be all things and au-dessus de tous would be all people, but I don't know if they make this distinction in Brazilian...?

Sorry Goncin, I forgot to CC you for the note above!

CC: goncin

Hi, Ian!

The word "tudo", indeed, can have both the senses you said. Just as you questioned me now, I think that everything would be more suitable in this case. I'll edit it. Thanks.

Hmmm...
You know, in that case I like your original translation best!
If it can be both all people and all things, then "all" is actually better, I think. "All" would clearly include _people_ too...
If you understand and agree, we can change it back to "all." If not, it's such a small point that I can validate your translation as it is now anyway, with "everything"!
What do you think?

Sorry! Forgot again...

CC: goncin

Hi, Ian! Just restored my backup...

Thanks for being so kind about me!