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Sorry, you can't change it. Let me tell you why.
OT is written in Hebrew. The alphabets of Hebrew (like the Greek) has numerical equivalence. Any change to a verse, e.g. either substituting with new words, change the arrangement will destroy the gematric structure of the verse. In the original text (i.e. in Hebrew) just the very first verse of the first book of the Bible, Genesis, it contains over 15 mathematical (or gematric) structure that has the multiple of 7 (and 7 being the perfect number that used in the Bible). For example, the first verse has seven words, the numerical sum of the 7 words are divisible by seven. etc... Any change, even a very very minor change to this verse will completely destroy it's gematric structure. For this verse to have been randomly written to satisfy this gematric property, its probability worked out to be 1/10 followed by several zeros! So, "In the beginning...." means "In the beginning...." You can't change it....bad news for you; but good news for all Bible-believing Christians!
This is just an example. There are hundred of verses that have gematric structures that pointing to the fact that these word of God is written with strict divine guidance, and God has used this system to prevent His words of being perverted by other people (and are you one of them!).
Just google for the subject on Bible gematria and you will be very amazed to see all these. God has encoded His messages (in both the New and Old Testaments) and as we read in the Book of Revelation, one has to be prepared to face God's wrath for adding or deleting His holy scripture (Revelation 22:18-19). There are ONLY two languages that have official numerical equivalence in their alphabets and these are the language of Hebrew and the language of Greek. These two languages are the languages used in the original bible manuscripts. Can they just due to chance? Perhaps...but the probability of this to occur through chance may 1/10 with several hundred zeros! Statisicians can tell you that when an even can occur with such tiny probability, it cannot be due to chance. it has to be planned and directed. Simple statistical theory.