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ye

Ye is the older plural subject form. John 3:7 contrasts singular “thee” with plural “Ye”; retain that distinction in a close reading.

grammar
Second person plural subject.
Veymont Interpretation

Ye is the older plural subject form. John 3:7 contrasts singular “thee” with plural “Ye”; retain that distinction in a close reading.

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