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Which one is correct?

You were very true to your word when you said, "Fear not for i am with you."
You are very true to your word when you said, "Fear not for i am with you."

I'm not sure what the right word to use if it's "are" or "were".

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    You seem to have a few typos, especially with capitalization and "dear" instead of "fear".
    – Nathan Tuggy
    Apr 22, 2017 at 0:03

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The first sentence is correct because the tense of "were" matches the tense of "said."

By the way:

  • The word "I" is always capitalized. "Fear not for I am with you."
  • Your last sentence isn't correct. Any of these sentences would be correct:
    • I'm not sure if the right word to use is "are" or "were."
    • I'm not sure if "are" or "were" is the right word to use.
    • I'm not sure what the right word to use is.
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