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].
To look up a word in a dictionary, select the word with your mouse and press 'd' on your keyboard.
¶ The .xxx. Chapter.
¶ The retourne of the people from Babilon. God
by hys chastenyng sheweth that the people is synfull.
The destruccyon of the enemyes of Israel.
A These are the wordes, that the Lord
shewethe vnto Ieremye, sayinge:
Thus sayth the Lorde God of Israel: note
Wryte vp diligently all the
wordes, that I haue spoken vnto the, in a
booke. For lo, the tyme commeth, sayth the
Lorde, that I wyll bryng agayne the presoners
of my people of Israel and Iuda, sayth
the Lord. For I wyll restore them vnto the
lande, that I gaue to theyr fathers, ∧ they
shall haue it in possession.
Agayne, these wordes spake the Lorde,
concerning Israel and Iuda: Thus sayth þe;
Lorde: We haue hearde a terrible crye, feare
and disquietnes. For what elles do thys signifye,
that I se? Namely, that all stronge
men smyte, euery man hys hande vpon hys
loynes, note as a wom&abar; in the paine of her trauayle.
Who euer sawe a man trauayle with
childe? Enquyre therafter, and se. Yee, all
their faces are maruelous pale.
B Alas for this daye, which is so dredefull
that none maye be likened vnto it: and alas
for the tyme of Iacobs trouble, fr&obar; þe; which
he shall yet be delyuered. For in that daye,
sayth the Lorde, I will take his yocke from
of thy neck, ∧ breake thy bondes: And strangers
shall nomore serue hym: but they shall
do seruice vnto God theyr Lorde, and to &club;
note Dauid theyr kynge, whom I wyll rayse
vp vnto them. noteAnd as for the, O my seruaunt
Iacob, feare not, sayth the Lorde, and
be not afraied, O Israel. For lo, I wyll helpe
the also from farre, and thy seed from the
lande of their captiuytie.
And Iacob shall turne agayne, he shalbe
in rest, and haue a prosperous lyfe, ∧ no man
shall make him afrayed. For I am with the
to helpe the, sayth the Lorde. noteAnd though
-- --
I shall destroie all the people, am&obar;ge whom
I haue scatered the, yet wyll I not destroye
the, but correcte the, note and that with discretion.
For I knowe that thou art in no wyse note
without faute. Therfore thus sayth the
Lord: Thy brosinges are peryllous, ∧ thy
woundes ready to cast þe; in to sicknes.
C Ther
is no man to medle with thy cause, or to lay
plaster vpon the, or to bynde vp thy woundes:
there maye no man helpe the.
All thy louers haue forgott&ebar; the, and care
nothynge for the. For I haue geuen the a
cruell stroke, and chastened the roughly: and
that for the multitude of thy mysdedes: for
thy synnes haue had the ouer hande. Why
makest thou mone for thy harme? in dede,
thou art sore wounded ∧ in ieopardye: note but
for the multitude of thy mysdedes and synnes,
I haue done this vnto the.
noteAnd therfore, all they that deuoure the,
shalbe deuoured: and all thyne enemies shalbe
led into captiuite. All they that make the
wast, shalbe wasted them selues, ∧ all those
that robbe the, wyll I make also to be robbed.
For I wyll geue the thy health agayne
and make thy woundes whole, sayeth the
Lorde: because they reuyled the, as one cast
awaye and despised, Syon (sayde they) is
she whom no man regardeth.
D For thus sayth the Lorde: Beholde, note I
will bring agayne the captiuytie of Iacobs
tentes, and defende his dwelling place. The
citye shalbe buylded in her olde estate, and þe;
houses shall haue their ryght foundacion,
And out of them shall go th&abar;kesgeuing, and
the voyce of ioye.
I will multiplye them, and they shall not
be fewe. I shall endue them with honoure, ∧
no man shall subdue them. Theyr chyldren
shalbe as a fore tyme, and their c&obar;gregacion
shall c&obar;tinue in my syght. And all those that
vexe them, wyll I vyset.
noteA captayne also shall come of them: and
a prynce shall springe out from the myddest
of them: hym will I chal&ebar;ge to my selfe, and
he shall come vnto me. noteFor what is he, þt;
geueth ouer his hert to come vnto me? sayth
the Lorde. noteYe shalbe my people also, and
I wilbe youre God. noteBeholde, on the other
syde shall the wrath of the Lorde breake out
as a stormy water as a mighty whirle winde:
and shall fall vpon the heades of the vngodly.
The terrible displeasure of the Lorde shall
not leaue of, vntyll he haue done, and perfourmed
the intent of hys herte, note which in the
latter dayes ye shall vnderstande. At the same
tyme, sayth the Lord, shall I be the God
of all the generatyons of Israel, and they
shalbe my people.
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].
|
