User talk:Jesse00pno

Elijah

I added a revision to the subject named above to help the reader be reminded of the subject referred to by the pronoun. It isn’t immediately clear when reading because the original noun (the world) was a few thoughts ago and several other possible subjects are mentioned after it. I agree it may be seen as redundant but that doesn’t mean it’s unnecessary. It doesn’t obstruct readability and simply reminds the reader of what it was God was symbolically referring to when instructing Elijah. I intend to remove “it (the world)” and replace it with “the world”. Jesse D. Connell, NRP, CCP, FP-C 06:53, 16 February 2019 (UTC)

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