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 V. Chapter.
A Now whan all the kynges of þe; Amorites
that dwelt beyonde Iordane
westwarde, and all the kynges of þe;
Cananites by the see syde herde, how þe; LORDE
had dryed vp the water of Iordane before
the children of Israel, tyll they were come
ouer note their hert fayled them, nether was
there eny more corage in them at the presence
of the children of Israel.
At the same tyme sayde þe; LORDE vnto
Iosua: Make the knyues note of stone, ∧ circumcyse
the children of Israel agayne the seconde
tyme. Then Iosua made him knyues of
stone, and circumcysed the childr&ebar; of Israel
vpon the toppe of the fore&esset;kynnes. And the
cause why Iosua circumcysed all the males
of the people þt; were come out of Egipte, is
this: for all the men of warre dyed in þe; wildernesse
by the waye, after they were departed
out of Egipte: for all the people that came
forth, were circumcysed.
B But all the people that were borne in þe;
wyldernesse by the waye (after they departed
out of Egipte) were not circumcysed:
for the children of Israel walked fortye yeares
in the wyldernesse, vntyll all the people
of the men of warre that came out of Egipte,
were consumed, because they herkened
not vnto the voyce of the LORDE, like as
the LORDE sware vnto them, note that they
shulde not se the londe, which the LORDE
sware vnto their fathers to geue vnto vs,
euen a londe that floweth with mylke ∧ honye:
their children which were come vp in
their steade, dyd Iosua circumcyse: for they
had the fore&esset;kynne, and were not circumcysed
by the waye.
C And whan all the people were circumcysed,
they abode in their place, eu&ebar; in þe; t&ebar;tes,
tyll they were whole. And þe; LORDE saide
vnto Iosua: To daie haue I turned þe; shame
of Egipte awaye from you, ∧ the same place
was called Gilgall vnto this daye. And
whyle the children of Israel laye thus at
Gilgall, they kepte Easter note the fourtenth
daye of the moneth at eu&ebar; in the felde of Iericho.
And they ate of the corne of the l&obar;de
the seconde daye of the Easter: namely, vnleuended
bred, ∧ fyrmentye of þt; yeare, eu&ebar; the
same daye. And vpon the morow, the note Manna
fayled, whan they ate of the corne of þe;
londe, so that the children of Israel had nomore
Manna, but ate of the corne of the londe
of Canaan the same yeare.
D And it fortuned that wh&abar; Iosua was by
Iericho, he lifte vp his eyes, ∧ was awarre,
that there stode a m&abar; agaynst him, and had
a naked swerde in his hande. And Iosua w&ebar;te
to him, ∧ sayde vnto him: Art thou one of
vs, or of oure enemies? He sayde: No, but I
am note the prynce of the LORDES hoost, and
now am I come. Then fell Iosua downe to
the earth vpon his face, ∧ worshipped him,
and sayde vnto him: What sayeth my LORDE
vnto his seruaunt? And the prynce ouer
the LORDES hoost sayde vnto him: note Put þi;
shues of þi; fete, for the place whervp&obar; thou
stondest, is holy. And Iosua dyd so.
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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