According to the Interlinear as I said, there is no Greek word to support "to" or "of", the only word is "the", the definite article.
To and of have been ADDED in the translations you provided.
You still haven't told us, why you wanted to know?
However, based on the above truth, your question is irrelevant, from what I'm seeing, unless you want to take part in adding or accepting adding, to the inspired word.
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