The it Part (II)

  The Bible  should be our final authority, in all matters, we should  follow what the Bible says. And so we are going to follow what I Corinthians 2:13 says, comparing spiritual things with spiritual and rightly dividing the Word of truth II Timothy 2:15.
                And so we will see how King James Bible use the pronoun it.

                Revelation 12:4
                Here we cans see that that the word “it” to the baby itself. And common sense  will tell us that the baby is not considered as a lifeless thing. Even on the other version of the Bible, they have the same usage.

NLT Rev.12:4 His tail swept away one-third of the stars in the sky, and he threw them to the earth. He stood in front of the woman as she was about to give birth, ready to devour her baby as soon as IT was born.

NIV -19844 Rev. 12: His tail swept a third of the stars out of the sky and flung them to the earth. The dragon stood in front of the woman who was about to give birth, so that he might devour her child the moment IT was born.

                        And there are numerous verses on every version of the Bible that will agree on this subject matter.

(NASB, ESV and NIV) - Matthew 12:45 and Luke 11:26
(NKJV, NIV, ESV and NASB) -  Luke 8:29

                Ecclesiastes 12:7 –
                Here the last pronoun “it” is used to refer to the spirit because the gender was disregarded.

So let us first conclude that the Bible use “it” in any sort of subject or object, depending upon the context on some of the verses.

                Now, let us consult how the King James Bible use or refer to the Spirit through Jesus Christ.
John 14:16, John 14: 26, John 16:7-13, Luke 11:26, Mt. 12:45. All of  these accounts leads us to a conclusion that the Holy Ghost is part of the Trinity, therefore Jesus Christ knew exactly who is the Comforter, that’s why it’s always “He”, when the Lord Jesus Christ  refers to the Holy Ghost.
                But contrary to to this are some of the verses. John 1:32, Romans 8:16, I Peter 1:11. In these given verses could see that the King James Bible refers to the Spirit using the pronoun “IT”, unlike in any other modern verses they use He, or Himself referring to the Spirit.

Now, when it comes to the issues like this, (of which one is correct), we have to consider the fact the translators of the King James Bible are much more wise than what you think, their intelligence of the translator of the modern version today are no match to the knowledge of the King James Bible translator, they were not influenced by the foolishness of this modern generation, Hollywood film maker, neither they were influenced by any Satanic philosophy of this world.
                There is of course underlying principle, why the King James translator did not alter the pronoun “it”, instead of using Himself.
                Aside from the fact that “it” was in Greek manuscripts and that every Greek students  knows that the Spirit or pneuma, has a pronoun “it” or  “o”. There is still another purpose for not compromising the truth.

                        Let us first review how “it” is used on our generation today.
                        It is used when referred to the person or animal whose sex is DISREGARDED or UNKNOWN.
                        Now that gives us an idea that Holy Ghost’s gender could be unknown or DISREGARDED.
                        Genesis 1:7, John 3:8
                        Clearly, it states here that you cannot tell where the Spirit could be found, because you DON’T SEE it physically.
                        Ecc 11:5
                        It is another proof that man himself can’t KNOW EXACTLY what the Spirit does.
                        I Cor. 2:14
                        Now this clearly points out that he could not easily discern spiritual things, because natural man are not capable of knowing this.
                        Therefore we conclude that the KJB teaches us that the Holy Ghost cannot be easily known by my man and most of the gender are DISREGARDED because of its uncertainty or irrelevance. So truly there is no mistake with our King James Bible. “IT” can really be used to someone who is alive and moving. It’s just plain ignorance because of lack of study or they’re just lying to prove their criticism to the KJB.The pronoun it has many uses and is more unique with other words. “IT” has many practical uses in our everyday life. Depending on the context, you could understand how it is being used.
Example:
                In John 6:20, the pronoun “it” is clearly used in that verse referring to Jesus Christ. Now this gives us a clear perspective that the “it” was used in reference to Jesus Christ, not because Jesus Christ gender is “it”, but it’s much more appropriate to use “it” rather than he. Or else the sense of the sentence will be changed. He cannot say in this verse, “HE is I, but IT is I”. The same goes with the Spirit, the pronoun “it” was used to the Spirit.


P.S.
Due to lack of time, this article is submitted and it is still under development and need some modifications.
Grace and Peace.

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