0#2 is the correct choice.02br 02br 00You would order the words as you did in #1 only if you are asking a question.02br 02br 00Where am I? (If you are lost you might ask this question)02br 02br 00Here am I? (Doesn't make sense)0-
01b05002b02br 00Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, "Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?" And I said, "01b00Here am I02b00. Send me!"02br 05100 (in Context) 05200 (Whole Chapter) 02br 01li
0Hi,02br 02br 01font00Here am I. Send me.02font02br 02br 00As shown by the quotes from the Bible, 01font00Here am I02font00 is a bit archaic, a bit poetical.02br 02br 00It seems to me to add some stress to the 01font00I02fo
0In the New International Version of the Holy Bile, 5 results were found for "01b00Here am I"02b00 and 20 results were found for "01b00Here I am."02b02br 02br 00No results were found for 01b00"I am here"02b0-
0 In Hebrew, the verb "to be" is generally omitted in the present tense. "Here I am" and "here am I" are various renditions of a single word in Hebrew ("heneini"), probably according to the translator's whim. 0-
0Hi,02br 02br 01font00What's the differecne between 01i00Here I am 02i00and 01i00I am here?02i00 02font00Very little. With this kind of very short sentence, a great deal depends on the way you say it, and the context in which you say it.02br 02br 00Best wishes, Clive0-