|"there am I" is awkward, although used by the [[KJV]]; "I am there" flows more naturally today and many modern translations use that rendition. Even better is "I am present" in their midst.
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|"there am I" is awkward, although used by the [[KJV]]; "I am there" flows more naturally today and many modern translations use that rendition. Even better is "I am present" in their midst. The ancient Greek lamguage does not dictate the word ordering in meaning.