0 an old word for ’you’ used only when addressing one person, especially God (usually Thou), as the subject of a verb -- mày, mi, ngươi
Moreover, within the language of exhortation, he is especially interested in what follows once ' ' thou shalt not ' ' is understood as the dialectical accompaniment to ' ' thou shalt.
Blessed also are we in having thee as our succour: for day and night thou didst intercede for us, and the sceptres of kings are strengthened by thy supplications.
The use of thou between people who would normally use you to each other would have signalled a range of effects, such as anger and contempt.
His vocatives indicate this: the detachment of "sir" (2, 9), the conventional neutrality of "thou" (5), the intimacy of "my friend" (5).
The pattern of using thee's and thou's continues unabated, and in this context is not so much evocative of antiquity, as simply irritating.
What dost thou with thy best apparel on ?
The explanation tacitly accepted is the inability to keep the collective commandments (' ' thou shalt not ' ').
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