Great [1540], ¶ The Byble in Englyshe, that is to saye the cont&ebar;t of al the holy scrypture both of þe; olde, and newe testam&ebar;t, with a prologe therinto, made by the reuerende father in God, Thomas archbysshop of Cantorbury, ¶ This is the Byble apoynted to the vse of the churches (Printed by Edward Whytchurche) [word count] [B06000].
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¶ The .xxiij. Chapter.
¶ The last communicacyon of Dauid, and the descripcyon
of the myghty men to hym belongynge.
A These be &rhand; the last sayinges of Dauid.
Dauid the sonne of Isay sayde.
And the m&abar; (which was made, the
anoynted of the God of Iacob, and
the noble Psalmist of Israel) sayde: þe; sprete
of the Lorde spake by me, ∧ his worde was
in my tonge. The God of Israel spake &rhand; of
me, euen þe; most myghtie of Israel, sayde: he
þt; beareth rule ouer m&ebar;, ought to rule iustlye
in þe; feare of God. And as þe; mornynge lyght
when the sonne is vp, a mornynge in whych
are no cloudes to lett the bryghtnesse, and as
the grasse of the erth is by the vertue of the
rayne. &rhand; Shall not my house be so &wt; God?
noteFor he hath made with me an euerlastinge
couenaunt, perfecte and sure in all poyntes ∧
this is truly all my health ∧ all my desire þt; it
growe but not as grasse. But þe; vngodly m&abar;
of Belial shall be as a thorne cleane pluckt
vp, which can not be taken &wt; handes: But
the man that shall touche them, must haue
yron, or a longe helue. noteOr els must they be
burnt with fyre in the same place.
B These be the names of the myghtye men
whom Dauid had: &rhand; one þt; satt in þe; seat of
wisdome, be&ibar;ge chefest am&obar;ge thre, pleasa&ubar;t
was he and stronge: he slue eyght hundred at
one tyme. After him was Eleazar the sonne
of Dodi the sonne of Ahohi, one of the thre
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Dauids Captayns
worthies &wt; Dauid, which defyed the Phylistines
that were there geathered together
to battell: wh&abar; the men of Israel were gone
vp. He arose ∧ layed on the Philistines, vntyll
hys hande was werye, and claue vnto
the swerde. And the Lorde gaue great victorye
the same daye. And the people (whych
had fled) returned, and went after him to runne
to the spoyle. After him was Samma the
sonne of Age the Hararite: and the Philistines
geathered together besyde a towne.
(Where was a parcell of lande full of ryce)
and the people fled from the Philistines. But
he stode in the myddes of the grounde, and
defended it, and slue the Philistines. And the
the Lorde gaue great victorye.
noteThese thre (which were of the thirtye
chefe captaynes) went downe to Dauid in þe;
haruest tyme vnto the caue Adullam, ∧ the
hoost of the Philistines abode in the valeye
of Geauntes.
C And Dauid was then in an
holde. And the Soudioures of the Philistines
were in Bethlehem. And Dauid longed
and sayde. Oh, that I had of the water that
is in the well by the gate of Bethlehem, for
to drincke. And the thre myghtie brake thorowe
the Host of the Philistines, ∧ fett water
out of the well of Bethlehem that was
by the gate, and toke and brought it to Dauid:
Neuerthelesse he wolde not dryncke therof,
but offered it vnto the Lorde, and sayde:
the Lorde forbyd that I shulde do so. Is not
this the bloude of the men that wente in ieopardye
of their lyues? and therfore he wolde
not dryncke it. And these thinges dyd these
thre myghtie men. noteAbisai the brother of
Ioab, þe; sonne of Saruiah, was chefe am&obar;ge
the thre, and he lyfte vp hys speare agaynst
thre hundred, ∧ slue them, and had the name
amonge the thre. For he was nobler man
then the thre and was their captayne. Howbeit
he attayned not vnto (the fyrst) thre.
And Banaiahu the sonne of Iehoiada (þe;
sonne of a myghtie man) valyant in actes,
of kabzeel, slue two stronge ly&obar;s, euen ly&obar;s
of Moab. He went downe also, ∧ slue a lyon
in a pyt in tyme of snowe. And he slue an Egypcyan,
a goodly bygge man, which had a
speare in his hande. But he went downe to
him with a staffe, and plucked the speare out
of the Egypcians hande, and slue him &wt; hys
awne speare.
D These thynges did Banaiahu
the s&obar;ne of Iehoiada, ∧ had the name am&obar;ge
the thre worthies. He was honorable am&obar;ge
thirtye, but he attayned not to þe; (first) thre.
And Dauid made him of hys councell. Asahel
the brother of Ioab also was one of the
thirtye. Then Elhan&abar; the sonne of Dodo of
Bethlehem: S&abar;ma the haronite: Elica the
Harodite: Helez the Paltite: Ira the sonne of
Akes the Thekoite: Abiezer of Anathoth:
Meobnai the Husathite: Zelmon an Ahohite:
Dauids Captayns
Maharai the Netophatite: Heleb the sonne
of Baanah an Netophatite: Ithai the sonne
of Ribai out of an hill of the chyldr&ebar; of Beniamin:
Banaiahu the Phiratonite: Hedai, of
the ryuer of Gaas: Abialbon the Arbathite:
Asmaueth a Barhumite: Elihaba a Saalbonite:
and the sonnes of Iasen, Ionathas.
Samma the Hararite. Ahiam the sonne of
Sarar an Hararite: Eliphelet the sonne of
Aasbai the sonne of a Maachathite: Eliam
the sonne of Aithophel the Gilonite: Hezrai
the Carmelite: Paarai the Arbite: Igal the
sonne of Nathan of Zoba: Bani the Gadite:
Zelec an Amonite: Naharai a Berothyte,
which was the harnesberer of Ioab þe; sonne
of Zaruia. Ira the Iethrite: Gareb þe; Iethrite
Uria the Hethite, thirtye ∧ seuen in all.
Great [1540], ¶ The Byble in Englyshe, that is to saye the cont&ebar;t of al the holy scrypture both of þe; olde, and newe testam&ebar;t, with a prologe therinto, made by the reuerende father in God, Thomas archbysshop of Cantorbury, ¶ This is the Byble apoynted to the vse of the churches (Printed by Edward Whytchurche) [word count] [B06000].
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