4 questions from this video. Pick the best answer for each.

1. In Acts 3:26, the King James Bible says God raised up His Son Jesus, but the New King James changes it to 'servant.' Why is this change significant?

It makes the verse harder to memorize It agrees with the Muslim view that Jesus is only a servant of God, not the Son of God It uses an older English word that modern readers cannot understand It was an accidental printing error in the New King James

2. In the King James Bible, what is the difference between the words 'ye' and 'thee'?

'Ye' is an Old English greeting and 'thee' is a farewell 'Ye' is formal and 'thee' is informal 'Ye' is always plural (more than one person) and 'thee' is always singular (one person) They mean exactly the same thing but are used in different time periods

3. In John 3:7, Jesus said to Nicodemus, 'Marvel not that I said unto thee, Ye must be born again.' What does the use of both 'thee' and 'ye' in this verse reveal?

Jesus was speaking to Nicodemus alone and telling only him he needed to be born again Jesus was speaking to Nicodemus personally ('thee') but telling him that all people ('ye') must be born again Jesus was confused about who He was speaking to The words are interchangeable and there is no deeper meaning

4. In 2 Corinthians 2:17, the King James Bible says 'we are not as many, which corrupt the word of God,' but the New King James changes 'corrupt' to what word?

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