In article <42a89e5c$0$35525$892e7fe2@authen.white.readfreenews.net>,
"- Loco By Nature -" <SEE@MY.SIGNATURE.FOR.E-MAIL.ADDRESS.COM> wrote:
> How do I type "put your trust in the lord, for he is your father" in old
> biblical english, as if it was a commandment?
In King James (the "standard" olde English translation), it'd probably
be something along the lines of "put thy trust in the lord, for He art
thy father."
For more commandment-like, perhaps "thou shalt put thy trust in the
lord, for He art thy Father." I think the 1st commandment, in KJV, is
"I am the lord your God, and thou shalt have no other gods before me",
or something very similar. (Try googling "king james version" along
with some quotes you like.)
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