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 XIIII. Chapter.
A This is it that the children of Israel
haue enhereted in the londe of Canaan,
note which Eleasar the prest, and Iosua
the sonne of Nun, and the chefe of the
fathers amonge the trybes of the children
of Israel parted out amonge them. noteBut
by lot dyd they deuyde it out am&obar;ge them,
acordinge as the LORDE c&obar;maunded Moses
to geue vnto the nyne trybes and þe; halfe:
for vnto the two trybes and the halfe dyd
Moses geue enheritaunce beyonde Iordane.
noteBut vnto the Leuites he gaue no enheritaunce
amonge them. noteFor of the childr&ebar;
of Ioseph there were two trybes, Manasses
and Ephraim. Therfore gaue they the
Leuites no porcion in the londe, but cities,
to dwell therin, and suburbes for their catell
and goodes. noteEuen as the LORDE c&obar;maunded
Moses, so dyd the childr&ebar; of Israel, and
deuyded the londe.
B Then came forth the children of Iuda to
Iosua at Gilgall: and Caleb þe; sonne of Iephunne
the Kenisite sayde vnto him: Thou
knowest what þe; LORDE note sayde vnto Moses
the man of God, concerninge me and the
in Cades Bernea. I was fortye yeare olde,
whan Moses the seruaunt of the LORDE
note sent me out from Cades Bernea, to spye
out the londe, and I broughte him worde agayne,
euen as I had it in my hert. Howbeit
my brethren that wente vp with me, discoraged
the hert of the people: but I folowed þe;
LORDE my God vnto the vttemost.
C Then sware Moses vnto me the same
daye, and sayde: The londe whervpon thou
hast troden with thy fote, shalbe thine enheritaunce
and thy childrens for euer, because
thou hast folowed the LORDE my God
vnto the vttemost. And now hath the LORDE
letten me lyue, note acordinge as he sayde.
It is now fyue and fortie yeare sence þe; LORDE
spake this vnto Moses, wh&abar; Israel walked
in the wildernesse. And now lo, this daie
am I fyue and foure score yeare olde note and
am yet as stronge to daye, as I was in that
daye whan Moses sent me out: euen as my
strength was then, so is it now also to fighte,
and to go out and in.
D Geue me now therfore this mountayne,
wherof the LORDE spake in that daye, and
thou herdest it the same daye: for now the
Enakims dwell theron, and it hath greate
and stronge cities: yf happly the LORDE
wyl be with me, that I maye dryue th&ebar; out,
as he hath sayde. Then Iosua blessed him,
note and so gaue Hebron vnto Caleb the sonne
of Iephune. Therfore was Hebron the enheritaunce
of Caleb the sonne of Iephune
the kenisite, vnto this daye, because he folowed
the LORDE God of Israel vnto the
vttemost. noteBut afore tyme was Hebron called
Kiriatharba, ∧ greate people were there
amonge the Enakims. And the l&obar;de ceassed
from warre.
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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