Why does KJV bible use Thee, Thou, Ye, Etc.?

Many of us avoid the King James version Holy Bible only because of these strange words all over the bible text. Many of us don't have a clue how to interpret them and so we throw off the entire bible and go with some easy English bible.

I myself have always avoided KJV bible, but after I knew KJV is the only inspired word of God in English I dug up those words and came to know there importance of each of the words: thee, thou, ye, doeth, saith, etc.

These were only a hand full of words you can learn in 5 minutes! Go ahead and God be with you!

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