Actually, "prick" was common vernacular in the 1300s-late 1600s for cattle prod, ox-goad, etc. And i agree with Shain- why change the KJV or any other version after its makers are all dead? No one would change Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet, but new versions of this story have been made. same with God's word-newer versions than the KJV have been made, so why change a version whose makers are all dead? The AUTHOR is very much alive & in charge, the same Author of the newer versions in OUR language, so we can read His word in old versions, new versions, or in any one of over 2400 other languages.

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