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