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. XVI.
1 And the Lord spak to Moyses, after
the deeth of the two sones of Aaron,
whanne thei offrynge alien fier were
slawn,
2 and comaundide to hym, seiynge,
Spek to Aaron, thi brother, lest alle tymes
he goo into the seyntuarye, that is with
ynne the veile before the propiciatory,
with the which the arke is couerd, that
he dye not; for in a clowde Y shal apeere
vpon the heuenli answerynge place;
3 but
if thes thinges he do before. He shal offre
a calf for synne, and a wether in to brent
sacrifice;
4 with a lynnen coote he shal be
clothid, and with lynnen breches he shal
hile the shame worthi membres; he shal
-- --
be gyrd with a lynnen gyrdil, and a lynnen
mytre he shal putte to the heed; thes
forsothe ben the holy clothes, with the
whiche al he shal be clothed, whanne he
were wasshid.
5 And he shal take of al
the multitude of the sones of Yrael two
gootes for synne, and a wethir into brent
sacrifice;
6 and whanne he offreth a calf,
and preieth for hym silf, and for his
hows,
7 two gootes he shal make stoonde
before the Lord, in the dore of the tabernacle
of witnessyng;
8 puttynge vpon
either loot, oon to the Lord, and another
to the goot that shal be sent out.
9 Whos
loot goth out to the Lord, shal offre thilke
for synne;
10 whos forsothe into the goot
that shal be sent out, shal ordeyne him
quik before the Lord, that he heelde
preiers vpon hym, and sende hym out
into wildernes.
11 Thes thingis lawfully solempnysid,
he shal offre a calf, and preiynge
for hym silf, and for his hows, shal
offre it.
12 And the censure taken to, the
whiche he hath fulfillide of the coolis of
the auter, and takynge with hoond the
maad ensence of dyuers spices into ensensyng,
he shal goo yn bi&yogh;onde the veile,
in to the hooli thingis;
13 that the swete
smellynge spices putt vp on the fier, the
clowde of hem and the breeth couer
Goddis answeryng place, that is vpon the
witnessynge, and die not.
14 And he shal
take of the blood of the calf, and he shal
sprenge with the fyngre seuen sithes
a&yogh;ens the propiciatorye, at the eest.
15 And
whanne he hath slawe the goot, for the
synne of the puple, he shal bere ynne his
blood with ynne the veile, as it is comaundid
of the blood of the calf, that
he spreynge forn a&yogh;en Goddis answeryng
-- --
place,
16 and purge the seyntuarye fro the
vnclennes of the sones of Yrael, and fro
the trespassynges of hem, and fro alle
synnes. After this rijt he shal doo in
the tabernacle of witnessyng, that is fichid
betwix hem, in the myddil of the
sortes of dwellyng of hem.
17 No man be
in the tabernacle, whanne the bishop shal
goo into the seyntuarye, that he preye for
hym silf, and for his hows, and for al the
companye of Yrael, to the tyme that he
goo out of the tabernacle.
18 And whanne
he goth out to the auter that is before
the Lord, prey he for hym silf, and the
taken blood of the calf, and of the goot,
heelde he vpon the hornes of it, bi enuyroun;
19 and sprenge with the fyngre seuen
sithes, purge he, and halowe it fro
the vnclennes of the sones of Yrael.
20 After that he hath clenside the seyntuarye,
and the tabernacle, and the auter, thanne
offre he a quyk goot;
21 and either hoond
put on his heed, knowleche he al the
wickidnes of the sones of Yrael, and alle
the giltis, and alle the synnes of hem, the
which inwardly preiynge to his heed, he
shal sende it out bi a man al redy into
desert.
22 And whanne the goot hath born
al the wickidnes of hem into solitarye
loonde,
23 and were left in desert, Aaron
shal turne a&yogh;en into the tabernacle of witnessyng;
and the clothes doon of, with
the whiche he was clothed before, whanne
he entride the seyntuarye of God, and
hem laft there,
24 he shal wasshe his flesh
in an holi place, and shal be clothid with
his owne clothes, and afterward that he,
goon out, hath offred his and the puples
brent sacrifice, he shal preye as wel for
hym silf, as for the puple;
25 and the talw&yogh;
that is offred for synne he shal brenne
vpon the auter.
26 He forsothe that letith
-- --
goo the sent out goot, shal wasshe his
clothes and his bodi with water, and so
he shal goo into the tentis.
27 The calf
forsothe and the goot, that weren offred
for synne, and whos blood is brought in
seyntuarye, that the clensyng were fulfillid,
thei shulen bere out of the tentis;
and thei shulen brenne with fier, as wel
the skynnes, as the flesh of hem and the
drit.
28 And who so euer brenne hem, shal
wasshe his clothes and the flesh with water,
and so he shal go into the tentes.
29 And this shal be to &yogh;ow lawful euerlastyng;
the seuenth moneth, the tenthe
day of the moneth, &yogh;e shulen traueyle
&yogh;oure soules, and no werke &yogh;e shulen do,
whether with ynne bore or comlyng that
pilgrimagen among &yogh;ow.
30 In this day shal
be the purgyng of &yogh;ow, and clensyng fro
alle &yogh;oure synnes, before the Lord &yogh;e shulen
be maad clene;
31 the holiday forsothe
of restyng it is, and &yogh;e shulen traueil
&yogh;oure soules thur&yogh; perpetuel religioun.
32 The preest forsothe, that were anoynt,
shal purgen out, and whos hondes ben
sacrid, that he bere the office of preesthod
for his fader; and he shal be clothid
with a lynnen stoole, and with holy
clothes,
33 and he shal purge the seyntuarie,
and the tabernacle of witnessing,
and the auter, and the preestis, and alle
the puples.
34 And this shal be lawful to
&yogh;ow euermore, that &yogh;e preyen for the sones
of Yrael, and for alle the synnes of hem,
ones in the &yogh;eer. He dide thanne, as the
Lord hadde comaundide to Moyses.
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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