Wycliffe (Early) [1850], THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, WITH THE APOCRYPHAL BOOKS, IN THE EARLIEST ENGLISH VERSIONS MADE FROM THE LATIN VULGATE BY JOHN WYCLIFFE AND HIS FOLLOWERS: Edited by THE REV. JOSIAH FORSHALL, F.R.S. etc. Late Fellow of Exeter College, and SIR FREDERIC MADDEN, K.H. F.R.S. etc. Keeper of the MSS. in the British Museum (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, OXFORD) [word count] [B02010].
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CAP. VI.
1 It is doo forsothe the foure hundrid
and ei&yogh;ti &yogh;eer of the goynge out of the
sones of Irael fro the loond of Egipt, in
the ferth &yogh;eer, the moneth Zio; he is the
secounde moneth of the regne of Salomon
vpon Irael; he began to beelde an
hows to the Lord.
2 Forsothe the hows
that kyng Salomon beeldide to the Lord,
-- --
hadde sexti cubitis in length, and twenti
in brede, and thretti cubitis in hei&yogh;t.
3 And a &yogh;aat hows was before the temple of
twenti cubitys in length, aftir the mesure
of the brede of the temple; and hadde ten
cubitis of brede before the face of the
temple.
4 And he made in the temple
side wyndows.
5 And he bildide vpon
the wal of the temple table beeldyngis
bi enuyroun, in the wallis of the hows,
bi enuyroun of the temple, and of Goddis
answerynge place; and he made the
sidis in enuyroun.
6 The table beeldynge,
that was aboue, hadde fyue cubitis
of brede; and the mydil table beeldynge
of sexe cubitis of brede; and the thridde
table beeldynge hauing seuen cubitis of
brede. Forsothe beemys he putte in the
hows bi enuyroun with outforth, that
thei shulden not cleue to the wallis of
the temple.
7 Forsothe the hows, whanne
it shulde be beeldid vp, is beeldid of
stonus ouer scorchid and parfite; and
hamer, and axe, and al yren, ben not
herd in the hows, whanne it was beeldid.
8 The door of the mydil side in the wal
was of the hows of the ri&yogh;t side; and bi
a vyce thei stieden vp into the mydil
sowpynge place, and fro the mydil into
the thridde.
9 And he beeldide vp the
hows, and endide it.
10 And he made the
hows with cedre couplis, and bildide a
table beeldynge vpon al the hows bi fyue
cubitis of hei&yogh;t, and couerde the hows
with cedre trees.
11 And the word of the
Lord is maad to Salomon,
12 seyynge, This
hows that thou beeldist; if thou gost in
myn hestis, and dost my domys, and
kepist alle my comaundementis, goynge
bi hem, I shal fastne my word to thee,
that I haue spoken to Dauid, thi fader;
13 and I shal dwelle in the mydil of the
sonys of Yrael, and I shal not forsaak
my puple Yrael.
14 Thanne Salomon
beeldide vp the hows, and eendide it;
-- --
15 and beeldide vp the wallis of the hows
with ynforth with cedre table beeldyngis,
fro the pawment of the hows vnto the
hei&yogh;est of the wal, and vnto the cowplis;
and he couerde with cedre trees with
inforth; and he couerde the pawment of
the hows with firre bordis.
16 And he
beeldide vp cedre table beeldingis of
twenti cubitis at the hynder more parti
of the temple, fro the pawment vnto the
ouer parties; and he made an innermore
hows of the heuenli answerynge place,
into the holy of halewis.
17 Forsothe of
fourti cubitis was that temple before
the &yogh;atis of Goddis answerynge place.
18 And with cedre al the hows with ynforth
was clothid, hauynge his turnours,
and his iuncturis forgid, and grauyngis
ouerbeynge; alle with cedre tablis thei
weren clothid, ne algatis a stoone my&yogh;te
apere in the wal.
19 Goddis answerynge
place forsothe he made in the mydil of
the hows, in the inner more partie, that
he putte there the arke of the boond of
pees of the Lord.
20 Forsothe Goddis
answerynge place hadde twenti cubitis
of length, and twenti cubitis of brede,
and twenti cubitis of hei&yogh;t; and he
couerde it, and clothide with moost pure
gold; but and the auter he clothide with
cedre.
21 Forsothe the hows before Goddis
answerynge place he couerde with moost
pure gold, and naylide platis to with
golden nailis.
22 No thing was in the
temple that was not couerde with gold;
but and al the auter of Goddis answerynge
place he couerde with gold;
23 and
made in Goddis answerynge place two
cherubyn of the trees of olyues, of ten
cubitis of hei&yogh;t;
24 the too weenge of cherub
of fyue cubitis, and the tother
weenge of cherub of fyue cubitis, that is,
hauyng ten cubitis, fro the cop of the
wenge vnto the cop of the tother weenge.
25 Forsothe of ten cubitis was the secounde
-- --
cherub in the same mesure; and o werk
was in the two cherubyn,
26 that is, o cherub
hadde hei&yogh;t of ten cubitis, and lijk
maner the secounde cherub.
27 And he
putte the cherubyn in the mydil of the
inner temple; forsothe the cherubyn
strau&yogh;ten out her weengis, and the too
weenge towchide the wal, and the weenge
of the secounde cherub touchyde the
tothere wal; forsothe the tothere weenges
in the mydyl part of the temple towcheden
hem self to gidre.
28 And he couerde
cherubyn with gold,
29 and alle the wallis
of the temple bi enuyroun; and grauyde
with dyuerse grauyngis and turnynge;
and made in hem cherubyn, and palmes,
and dyuerse peynturis, as ferre stondynge
fro the wal in goynge out.
30 But
and the pawment of the hows he couerde
with gold, with inforth and with outforth.
31 And in the goynge yn of Goddis answerynge
place he made two litil dorys of the
trees of olyues; and fyue postis of the
corners,
32 and the two dorys of the trees
of olyues; and he grauede in hem peynture
of cherubyn, and the lickenes of
palmes, and the ouermore grauyngis ful
fer stoondynge out; and couerde hem
with gold; and both he couerde cherubyn,
and the palmes, and other with gold.
33 And he made in the entre of the temple
postis of the trees of olyues foure cornerd;
and the two doris of firre trees,
34
either to other; and either dore was dowble,
and holdynge hem self togidre was
opnyde.
35 And he grauyde cherubyn, and
the palmys, and grauyngis myche semynge
out; and alle he couerde with
goldyn platis, with squaryd werk at
rewle.
36 And he bildide the porch with
ynforth, with three ordres of polshid
stonus, and with oon ordre of the trees
of cedre.
37 The firthe &yogh;eer the hows of the
Lord is foundid, in the moneth of Zio;
-- --
and in the enleueth &yogh;eer,
38 the moneth of
Ebul; he is the ei&yogh;t moneth; the hows is
perfourmed in al his werk, and in alle
his necessaries; and he bildide it vp in
seuen &yogh;eer.
Wycliffe (Early) [1850], THE HOLY BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS, WITH THE APOCRYPHAL BOOKS, IN THE EARLIEST ENGLISH VERSIONS MADE FROM THE LATIN VULGATE BY JOHN WYCLIFFE AND HIS FOLLOWERS: Edited by THE REV. JOSIAH FORSHALL, F.R.S. etc. Late Fellow of Exeter College, and SIR FREDERIC MADDEN, K.H. F.R.S. etc. Keeper of the MSS. in the British Museum (OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, OXFORD) [word count] [B02010].
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