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 .xli. Chapter.
¶ Ismael kylleth Godoliah gylefully, ∧ many other
with hym. Ashanan foloweth after Ismael.
A But in the seuenth Moneth it happened,
þe; note Ismael the sonne of Nathaniah
the sonne of Elisama (one
of the kynges bloude) came with
them that were greatest aboute the kynge, ∧
ten men þt; were sworne with him: vnto Godoliah
the sonne of Ahicam to Mizpa, ∧ they
dyd eate together. And Ismael the sonne of
Nathaniah with those ten men that were
sworne to him, starte vp, and smote Godoliah
the sonne of Ahic&abar; the sonne of Saphan
with the swearde, and slewe him, whom the
kynge of Babylon had made gouernoure of
the lande. Ismael also slewe all the Iewes
that were with Godoliah at Mizpa, and all
the Caldees that he founde there waytynge
vpon hym and those that were able to fyght
they slewe with hym.
The nexte daye after that he had slayne
Godoliah (the matter was yet vnknowne)
∧ there came certayne m&ebar; from Sich&ebar;, from
Siloh and Samaria, to the nombre of .lxxx.
which had shauen theyr beardes, rent theyr
clothes, and were all heuye, bringynge meatoffringes,
∧ incense in their h&abar;des &rhand; to offre
it in the house of the Lorde.
B And Ismael the
sonne of Nathaniah went forth of Mizpa
note wepinge, to mete th&ebar;. Nowe when he met
th&ebar;, he sayde: Go youre waye to Godoliah þe;
sonne of Ahicam. And when they came in the
myddest of the cytie, Ismael the sonne of Nathaniah
(&wt; th&ebar; that were sworne vnto him)
slewe them, euen at the myddest of the pyt.
Amonge these .lxxx. men there were ten, that
sayde vnto Ismael: Oh slaye vs not, for we
haue yet a great treasure in þe; felde, of wheate
barley, oyle and hony. So he spared them,
∧ slewe them not with theyr brethren. Nowe
the note pyt wherin Ismael dyd cast þe; deed bodies
of the men (whom he slewe because of
Godoliah) had kynge Asa caused to be made,
for feare of Baasa the kyng of Israel, and
the same pyt dyd Ismael fyll with slayne m&ebar;
As for the remnaunt of the people, þe; kynges
daughters and all the people that were yet
left at Mizpa,
C vpon whom note Nabusaradan
the chefe Captayne had made Godoliah the
sonne of Ahicam gouernoure: Ismael þe; sonne
of Nathaniah caryed them awaye presoners
towarde the Ammonites. But when
Iohan&abar; the sonne of Careah ∧ all they which
had bene captaynes ouer the kynges Hoste
with hym, herde of all the wyckednes that
Ismael the sonne of Nathaniah had done:
note they toke theyr c&obar;panions, ∧ went out for
to fyght &wt; Ismael the sonne of Nathaniah,
and fo&ubar;de him by the greate waters that are
in Gibeon. Nowe when all the people, wh&obar;
Ismael led captiue, sawe Iohan&abar; the sonne
of Careah and all the other Captaines of the
Hoste, they were glad. So all the people that
Ismael had caryed awaye from Mizpa, were
brought agayne.
And when they returned, they came to Iohanan
the sonne of Careah. But Ismael the
sonne of Nathaniah fled from Iohan&abar; with
D
eyght of hys sworne companyons, ∧ wente
to the Ammonites. Then Iohanan the sonne
of Careah and all the captaynes of þe; Hoste
that were with him, toke all the remna&ubar;t
of the people, whom Ismael the sonne of Nathaniah
had led a waye. (When he had slayne
Godoliah the sonne of Ahicam) whom they
also had rescued from hym: fyghtinge men,
wemen ∧ chyldren, ∧ gelded men, whom they
brought agayne from Gibe&obar;: and wente fr&obar;
th&ebar;ce, ∧ sat th&ebar; downe at Geruth Camaam,
whiche lyeth besyde Bethlehem note that they
myght go into Egypte for feare of the Caldees:
of whome they were afrayed, because þt;
Ismael the sonne of Nathaniah had slayne
Godoliah Ahikams sonne note whom þe; kynge
of Babyl&obar; had made gouernoure in the l&abar;de.
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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