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Moon7296 Posted 11 years ago
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verb form (singular, plural)
1. O God, with your judgment endow the king, and with your justice, the king's song: He shall govern your people with justice and your afflicted ones with judgment.
Q) Above is one of the verses in the Bible. I was wondering why the verb form underlined is not third person singular when the verb looks like a third person form. (The king endows with your judgment<= Isn't this correct?)
Q) Above is one of the verses in the Bible. I was wondering why the verb form underlined is not third person singular when the verb looks like a third person form. (The king endows with your judgment<= Isn't this correct?)
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moon7296 . I was wondering why the verb form underlined is not third person singular It is an imperative sentence. It is asking *** to endow the king with judgment, etc.
- moon7296 .
- I was wondering why the verb form underlined is not third person singular It is an imperative sentence.
- It is asking *** to endow the king with judgment, etc.
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moon7296. I was wondering why the verb form underlined is not third person singularIt is an imperative sentence. It is asking *** to endow the king with judgment, etc.
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