"Ti yw duw."

Translation: You are god.

[garpike]

Isn't 'yw' 3rd person? How does it work with 'ti'?
Also, why isn't the order reversed, as with all other sentences of this type I can remember seeing so far?

[OliverMundy]

Garpike's query seems still to need an answer. Why is the verb not rwyt here, and why does Duw not come first? Is the form given here perhaps a somewhat archaic one, different from normal colloquial usage but deemed to be appropriate when addressing the Deity?

[byrdnuts]

"Thou art God" in the King James Bible and older Prayerbook - could we have this as an alternative?

[rmcode]

Yes, that's a very good suggestion. It's added now.

[Otto_Didactyl]

Thou art God also used in Stranger in a Strange Land