Coverdale [1535], BIBLIA The Bible / that is, the holy Scripture of the Olde and New Testament, faithfully and truly translated out of Douche and Latyn in to Englishe () [word count] [B04000].
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The VII. Chapter.
A Then Sysennes þe; vndershreue in Celosyria
and Phenices, and the other
landlordes with their companyons,
obeyed the thinges that kynge Darius had
ordened, were diligent in the holy workes, ∧
were felow helpers with the olde rulers of
the Iewes. And so the worke of the Sanctuary
wente forth and prospered, whan Aggeus
and Zachary prophecied. And they perfourmed
all thinges thorow the commaundement
of the LORDE God of Israel, and
after the deuyce of Cyrus, Darius, and Artaxerses
kynges of Persia.
B And thus was oure house fynished, vnto
the xxiij. daye of the moneth Addar in þe; vj.
yeare of kynge Darius. And the children of
Israel the prestes ∧ the Leuites, ∧ the other
that were come out of captiuyte, ∧ soch as
were ioyned vnto them, dyd acordinge as it
is wrytten in the boke of Moses. And in the
dedicacion of the temple they offred an hundreth
oxen, an C. rammes, iiij.C. lambes, ∧ xij.
goates for the synnes of all the people of Israel,
after þe; nombre of the trybes of Israel.
The prestes also ∧ the Leuites stode arayed
in the prestly garm&ebar;tes, after þe; trybes, ouer
all þe; workes of the LORDE God of Israel,
acordinge to þe; boke of Moses, and the porters
by all the dores.
C And the children of Israel (&wt; those þt; were
come out of captiuyte) helde the Passeouer
the xiiij. daye of the first moneth, whan
the prestes and the Leuites were sanctified.
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They that came out of captiuyte, were not
all sanctified together: but the Leuites were
all sanctified together. And so all they that
came out of captiuyte, kylled the easter lambe,
for their brethr&ebar;, for the prestes ∧ for them
selues. And the childr&ebar; of Israel þt; came out
of captiuyte, ∧ escaped fr&obar; all þe; abhominacions
of the Heith&ebar;, sought the LORDE, and
kepte the feast of vnleuended bred vij. daies
longe, eatinge ∧ drynkynge ∧ were mery before
the LORDE: þt; the LORDE had turned
the deuyce of the kynge of Assiria, ∧ comforted
their handes to the workes of þe; LORDE
God of Israel.
Coverdale [1535], BIBLIA The Bible / that is, the holy Scripture of the Olde and New Testament, faithfully and truly translated out of Douche and Latyn in to Englishe () [word count] [B04000].
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