"That bryngeth foorth _her_ fruite in due season."
"Thou madst roome before it, thou causedst it to take roote, and it
hath filled the lande."
6. Geneva Bible, 1578. In this there are two translations, one "according
to the Ebrewe," the other "used in the Common Prayer":
i. "That wil bring forth _her_ fruite in due season."
ii. "That will bring forth _his_ fruite in due season."
i. "Thou madest roome for it, and when it had taken roote, it filled
the lande."
ii. "Thou madest roume for it, and didest cause it to take roote, and
it filled the land."