| Nominative | Objective | Genitive | Possessive | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Person | singular | I | me | my / mine[1] | mine |
| plural | we | us | our | ours | |
| 2nd Person | singular informal | thou | thee | thy / thine[1] | thine |
| plural or formal singular | ye | you | your | yours | |
| 3rd Person | singular | he / she / it | him / her / it | his / her / his (it)[2] | his / hers / his[2] |
| plural | they | them | their | theirs | |
[Possessive forms were used before vowel letters/sounds]
Verbs also retained different forms through endings, such as said:
2nd person singular, sayest
3rd person singular, saith
Graphic presentation of language and spelling–here is a page from the 1611 King James or Authorized Version Bible (showing Psalm 23, which is Psalm 22 in the Orthodox Bible). You can see that the different appearances and spellings of letters and words are to some extent modified in our edition, as in most modern editions of the King James Bible. (In addition, most modern editions of the KJV leave out the “Apocrypha” books that were included in the original 1611 version, and which are integrated into the Orthodox Bible.)
