The term 'Second Person in the Bible' refers to the figure of EVE, who is the second person mentioned in the Bible. She is referred to by three different names: EVE (3 letters), THOU (4 letters), and THEE (4 letters). EVE is the first woman created by God in the Book of Genesis, and she is the mother of all living humans. She is also known as the 'mother of all nations' due to her role in the Garden of Eden. THOU and THEE are both archaic English pronouns used to refer to a single person in the second person. They are often used in religious contexts, such as when addressing God or other spiritual figures.