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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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PSALM LXXVII. 1   The vnderstonding of Asaf.

noteTaketh tente, my puple, to my lawe; inwardli bowith &yogh;oure ere in to the woordis of my mouth. 2   I shul opene in parablis my mouth; I shal speke proposiciouns fro the begynnyng. 3   Hou grete thingis wee han herd, and han knowe them; and oure fadris tolden to vs. 4   Thei ben not hid fro ther sones; in an other ieneracioun. Tellende the preisingus of the Lord, and his vertues; and his merueilis, that he dide. 5   And he rerede witnessing in Jacob; and lawe he putte in

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Irael. Hou grete thingis he sente to oure fadris, to make thoo thingus knowe to ther sones; 6   that the tother ieneracioun knowe. The sonus, that shul be born, and risen out; shul tellen out to ther sones. 7   That thei putte in God ther hope, and thei for&yogh;ete not the werkis of God; and his hestis thei out seche. 8   Lest thei be maad as ther fadris; a shreude ieneracioun and a terrende out. A ieneracioun that dresside not his herte; and his spirit is not take with God. 9   The sones of Effraym lokende in, and sendende a bowe; ben turned in the dai of bataile. 10   Thei kepten not the testament of God; and in his lawe thei wolden not go. 11   And thei for&yogh;eten his benefetis; and his merueylis, that he shewide to them. 12   Befor the fadris of hem he dide merueilis in the lond of Egipt; in the feld of Tafneos. 13   He betwen vp brac the se, and thur&yogh; bro&yogh;te them; and sette the watris as in a botel. 14   And he ladde hem thennes in the cloude of the day; and al ny&yogh;t in the li&yogh;tnyng of fyr. 15   He betwe brac the ston in wildernesse; and watride hem as in a myche deep water. 16   And he bro&yogh;te out water of the ston; and he ladde out watris as flodis. 17   And thei leide to &yogh;it to synnen to hym; in to wrathe thei stiriden the he&yogh;e, in vnwatri place. 18   And thei tempteden God in ther hertis; that thei aske metis to ther soulis. 19   And euele thei speken of God; thei seiden, Whether God shal moun make redi a bord in desert? 20   For he smot the ston, and ther floweden watris; and the stremes maden to flowen. Whether and bred he shal moun &yogh;iue; or greithen a bord to his puple? 21   Therfore the Lord herde, and lafte of; and fyr is tend up in Jacob; and wrathe is ste&yogh;ed vp in Irael. 22   For thei leeueden not in God; ne hopiden in his helthe &yogh;iuere. 23   And he sente to the cloudes fro aboue; and the &yogh;atis of heuene he openede.

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24   And he reynede to hem manna to ete; and the bred of heuene he &yogh;af to hem. 25   Man eet the bred of aungelis; metis he sente to hem in abundaunce. 26   He translatide the south fro heuene; and bro&yogh;te in his vertue the southerne wynd. 27   And he reynede vp on hem flesh as pouder; and federed volatilis, as the grauel of the se. 28   And thei fellen in the myddil of the tentys of hem; aboute ther tabernaclis. 29   And thei eeten, and ben fulfild ful myche, and ther desir he bro&yogh;te to them; 30   thei ben not bigilid fro ther desir. &YOGH;it their metis weren in the mouth of hem; 31   and the wrathe of God stei&yogh;ide vp upon hem. And he slo&yogh; the fatte men of hem; and the chosen men of Irael he lettide. 32   In alle these thingus thei synneden &yogh;it; and thei leeueden not in his merueilis. 33   And the da&yogh;is of hem failiden in vanytee; and the &yogh;eeris of hem in withhee&yogh;ing. 34   Whan he shulde slen hem, thei so&yogh;ten him; and weren turned a&yogh;een, and the morutid thei camen to hym. 35   And thei be remembrid, for God is ther helpere; and the he&yogh;e God is the a&yogh;eenbiere of hem. 36   And thei looueden hym in ther mouth; and in ther tunge thei lieden to hym. 37   The herte forsothe of hem was not ri&yogh;t with hym; ne feithful thei ben had in the testament of hym. 38   He forsothe is merciful, and plesid shal be maad to the synnes of hem; and he shal not scatere them. And he abundede, that he turne awei his wrathe; and he teende not vp al his wrathe. 39   And he recordide, for thei ben flesh; a spirit goende, and not turnende a&yogh;een. 40   Hou ofte sithis thei out terreden hym in desert; in to wrathe thei tostiriden hym in vnwatri place. 41   And thei ben turned, and tempteden God; and holy Irael thei ful out terreden. 42   Thei ben not recordid of his hond; the dai that he bo&yogh;te hem fro the hond of

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the trublere. 43   As he putte in Egipt his signes; and his wunders in the feld of Thaneos. 44   And he turnede into blod the flodis of hem; and ther cisternes, that thei shulde not drinke. 45   And he sente in to them an hound fle&yogh;e, and it eet hem; and a frogge, and it destro&yogh;ede them. 46   And he &yogh;af to rust the frutis of hem; and ther trauailis to a locust. 47   And he slo&yogh; in hail the vynes of hem; and ther mulberie trees in frost. 48   And he toc to hail the bestis of hem; and the possessioun of hem to fyr. 49   He sente in to them the wrathe of his indignacioun; indignacioun, and wrathe, and tribulacioun, in sendingus bi euele aungelis. 50   A weie he made to the path of his wrathe, and he sparide not fro the deth of the lyues of hem; and the bestis of hem in deth he closide. 51   And he smot alle the firste goten in the lond of Egipt; the first frutis of alle the trauayle of hem in the tabernaclis of Cham. 52   And he toc awei as shep his puple; and he ladde hem thur&yogh; as a floc in desert. 53   And he ladde hem thennys in hope, and thei dreden not; and the enemys of hem the se couerede. 54   And he inladde them in to the hil of his halewing; the hil that his ri&yogh;thond purchaside. And he caste out fro the face of hem Jentilis; and bi lot he deuydede to hem the erthe in the litle corde of deling. 55   And he made to dwelle in the tabernaclis of hem the linagis of Irael. 56   And thei tempteden, and sharpli terreden the he&yogh;e God; and his witnessingus thei kepten not. 57   And they turneden themself awei, and thei kepten not couenaunt; as ther fadris ben turned in to a shreude bowe. 58   In to wrathe thei stiriden hym in ther hillis; and in ther grauen thingis to ielouste thei terreden hym. 59   God herde, and despiside; and to no&yogh;t he bro&yogh;te gretli Irael. 60   And he putte abac the tabernacle of Silo; his tabernacle wher he dwelte in

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men. 61   And he toc into caitifte the vertu of hem; and the fairnesse of hem in to the hondus of the enemy. 62   And he closide in swerd his puple; and his eritage he dispiside. 63   &YOGH;unge men of hem the fyr eet; and the maidenes of hem ben not weilid. 64   The prestis of hem in swerd fellen; and the widewis of hem weren not wept. 65   And the Lord is rerid vp, as slepende; as my&yogh;ti drunken of win. 66   And he smot his enemys in to the hindermor partis; euere lasting repref he &yogh;af to them. 67   And he putte abac the tabernacle of Josep; and the linage of Effraym he ches not. 68   But he ches the linage of Juda; the hil of Sion, that he loouede. 69   And he bilde vp as vnycorn his holi making; in the lond, that he foundede in to worldus. 70   And he ches Dauid his seruaunt, and he bar hym vp fro the flockis of shep; fro the aftir berende blet he toc hym. 71   To fede Jacob his seruaunt; and Irael his eritage. 72   And he fedde hem in the innocence of his herte; and in the vnderstondingus of ther hondis he ladde hem thenes.
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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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