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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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CAP. XXX.

1   And thou shalt make an auter, for to brenne `the maad ensence of the trees of Sichym, 2   hauynge o cubijt of lengthe, and another of brede, that is foure cornerd, and two cubites in hei&yogh;t; hornes shulen goo out of it. 3   And thow shalt clothe it with moost puyr gold, as wel the litel fier panne of it, as the walles bi enuyroun, and the hornes; and thow shalt make to it a coroun of gold `bi enuyroun, 4   and two rynges of gold vnder the hornes bi eche sides, that the berynge staues mowen be putte into hem, and the auter born. 5   And thilke berynge staues thow shalt make of the trees of Sichym, and gilden; 6   and thow shalt sette the auter a&yogh;ens the veyle, that hongith before the arke of testymonye before the propiciatorye, with the which is couerd the witnessynge, where Y shal speke to thee. 7   And Aaron shal brenne the ensence swete smellynge vpon it erly; whanne he shal araye the lanternes, he shal teenden it;

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and whanne he settith hem at euen, 8   he shal brenne the euerlastynge maad ensense before the Lord, into &yogh;oure generaciouns. 9   &YOGH;e shulen not offer vpon it ensence of other makynge, ne offrynge, ne sacrifice, ne offrynge loues &yogh;e shulen taste. 10   And Aaron shal preye vpon the hornes of it ones bi the &yogh;eer, in blood that is offerd for synne, and he shal plese vpon it in &yogh;oure generaciouns; the holy of halowen it shal be to the Lord. 11   And the Lord spake to Moyses, 12   seiynge, Whanne thow takist a sowme of the sones of Yrael, eche shal &yogh;yue prijs after the noumbre for her soules to the Lord, and there shal be no veniaunce in hem, whanne thei shulen be nowmbred. 13   And eche shal &yogh;yue this that passith to a name, half `an nounce after the mesure of the temple; a sicle, `that is, a nounce, hath twenti half scripilles; the half perty of a sicle shal be offerd to the Lord. 14   He that is had in the noumbre, fro twenti &yogh;eer and aboue, shal &yogh;yue the prijs; 15   the riche shal not adde to an half sicle, and the pore no thing shal lesse. 16   And the money takun, that is gederid of the sones of Yrael, thow shalt take in to the vses of the tabernacle of witnessynge, that there be the mynde of hem before the Lord, and he haue mercy to the soules of hem. 17   And the Lord spake to Moyses, 18   seyynge, And thow shalt make a brasun lauatory with his foot to washe with, and thow shalt putte it betwix the tabernacle of witnes and the auter; and the water put yn, 19   Aaron and his sones shulen washe in it her hondes and feete, 20   whanne thei ben to goynge ynto the tabernacle of witnessyng, and whanne thei ben nei&yogh;ynge to the auter that thei offren in it maad ensence to the Lord, 21   lest perauenture thei dyen; lawful euerlastynge it shal be to hym and to the seed of hym bi successyouns.

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22   And the Lord spak to Moyses, seiynge, 23   Tak to thee swete smellynge thingis, of the first myrre and chosen, fyue hundryd siclis; and the half of the canel, that is, two hundrid and fifti siclis; 24   and of chaalamy also two hundryd and fifti, and of chasee fyue hundryd sicles, in the wei&yogh;t of the seyntuarye; oyle of the olyues, the mesure of hyn, `that is, of two pownd; 25   and thow shalt make the holy oyle of anoyntyng, an oynement maad with the werk of ungwentarye. 26   And thow shalt anoynt of it the tabernacle of witnessynge, and the arke of testament, 27   and the bord with his vessels, and the candelstik, and the necessaryes of it, 28   the auter of ensence, and of al brent sacrifice, and al the necessarye that perteyneth to the heriying to hem. 29   And alle thow shalt halowe, and thei shulen be the holi thingis of halowes; he that towchith hem, shal be halowid. 30   Thow shalt anoynt Aaron, and the sones of hym, and thow shalt halwe hem, that thei beren the office of preesthod to me. 31   And to the sones of Yrael thow shalt seie, This oyle of anoyntyng holy it shal be to me into &yogh;oure generaciouns. 32   The flesh of man shal not be anoyntyde of it, and biside the composicioun of it &yogh;e shulen not make another, for it is halowid, and hooli shal be to &yogh;ow. 33   What euer man make sich on, and &yogh;yue of it to an alyen, he shalle be putte out of his puple. 34   The Lord forsothe seyde to Moyses, Tak to thee swete smellynge thinges, stacten, and onycha, galbantum of good smel, and ensence moost li&yogh;tynge, and alle thei shulen ben of euen wei&yogh;te. 35   And thow shalt make the maad ensence with werk of oynement makynge, meyngid bisily, and puyr, and moost worthi with halowyng.

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36   And whanne thow hast pownede alle togidere into moost smal powdre, thow shalt putte of it before the tabernacle of wytnessynge, in the which place Y shal apere to thee; hooly of halowes shal be to &yogh;ow the maad ensence. 37   Siche a makynge &yogh;e shulen not make into &yogh;oure owne vses, for hooli it is to the Lord. 38   Eche man that doth lyik thing, that he ful vse the smel of it, he shal peryshe fro his puplis.
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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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