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 .xxviii. Chapter.
¶ The worde of God agaynst the kyng of Tyrus for
hys pryde. Daniel The prophet is moued to be wayle
the kyng of Tyrus. The worde of the Lorde agaynst
Sydon. The Lord promyseth that he wyll gather together
the children of Israel.
A The worde of þe; Lorde came vnto
me say&ebar;ge: thou sonne of m&abar;, tell
the prince of note Tyre: Th&us; sayeth
the Lorde God, because thou hast
a proude hert and hast sayde: note I
am a God, I haue my seate in the myddest
of the see lyke a God: where as thou art but
a man and not God, and yet standest &ibar; thyne
awne conceate, that thou arte God: Beholde,
þu; thynckest thy selfe &rhand; wyser then
note Daniel, that there is no secretes hyd from
the. Wyth thy wysdome and thy vnderstandyng,
thou hast gotten the great welthynes,
and gathered treasure of syluer &abar;d
golde. With thy greate wysdome &abar;d occupyenge,
hast thou increased thy power, and
because of thy greate rychesse, thy herte is
proude.
B Therfore, thus sayeth the Lorde God:
For so moch as thou hast lyft vp thyne hert
as though thou were God: Beholde, I will
brynge ennemyes vp&obar; the, euen the tyrauntes
of þe; Heath&ebar;: these shall drawe out their
sweardes vpon thy bewty and wysdome, ∧
shal defyle thy glory. They shall cast the downe
to þe; pitte, so that thou shalt dye in the
myddest of the see, as they that be slayne.
Lett se, yf thou wilt saye then (before them
that slaye þe;) I am God: where as thou art
but a man and not God, in the h&abar;des of th&ebar;
that slaye the. Dye shalt thou, euen as the
vncircumcised in the handes of the enemyes
for I my selfe haue spoken it,
C sayeth the
Lorde God.
Moreouer, the worde of the Lorde came
vnto me, sayeng: Thou sonne of m&abar;, make
a lamentable complaynte ouer þe; kynge of
Tyre, &abar;d tell hym: Thus sayeth the Lorde
God: thou art a seale of a lykenesse, full of
wysdome ∧ excell&ebar;t bewty. Thou hast bene
in the pleasaunt garden of God: thou art deckte
with al maner of precious stones: with
Ruby, Topas, Crystall, Iacynte, Onix,
-- --
Iaspis, Saphyr, Smaragde, Carbouncle,
and golde. Thy bewty and the holes þt; be &ibar;
þe;, were sett forth in þe; daye of thy creacyon.
&club; Thou art a fayre Cherub exalted by the
anoyntyng, stretched wyde out for to couer.
D I haue sett þe; in this dignyte vpon þe; holy
mo&ubar;t of God, there hast þu; bene, ∧ walcked
am&obar;ge þe; fayre glyster&ibar;ge stones. From the
tyme of thy creacy&obar; þu; hast bene ryght excell&ebar;t,
tyll wickednes was founde in þe;. noteBecause
of thy great marcha&ubar;dise, thy hert is
full of wyckednesse, ∧ thou hast offended.
Therfore, wyll I cast þe; fr&obar; þe; mo&ubar;t of God
(O thou couering Cherub) and destroye þe;
amonge the glysterynge stones. Thy hert
was proude in thy fayre beuty, and thorow
thy bewty þu; hast destroyed thy wysdome. I
will cast the downe to þe; grounde, ∧ þt; in the
sight of kynges.
E Thou hast defyled thy S&abar;ctuary,
&wt; the greate wyckednes of thy vnryghteous
occupy&ebar;ge. I wyll bringe a fyre
fr&obar; the myddest of the, to c&obar;sume the: ∧ wyll
make the to asshes, in the sight of all them
that loke vpon the. All they that haue bene
acquaynted with the amonge the Heathen
shalbe abasshed at the, seyng þu; art so clene
brought to naught, and c&obar;mest nomore vp.
And the worde of the Lorde came vnto
me, sayeng: Thou sonne of man, set thy face
agaynst Sydon. note
F Prophecye vpon it, and
speake: Thus sayeth the Lorde God: Beholde,
O Sydon, I will vpon the, and gett
me honoure &ibar; the: that it maye be knowne,
how that I am the Lorde: when I punyshe
her, and gett me honoure in her. For I will
sende pestilence and bloudsheddyng &ibar;to her
streates, so that those which be slayne with
the swearde, shall lye rounde aboute in the
myddest of her: and they shall knowe, that
I am þe; Lorde. She shall nomore be a pryckyng
thorne, and an hurtyng breer vnto þe;
house of Israell, ner vnto them þt; lye ro&ubar;de
aboute her, and hate her, ∧ they shal knowe
that I am the Lorde.
G Thus sayeth þe; Lord God: wh&abar; I gather
þe; housholde of Israel together agayne fr&obar;
the nacions am&obar;ge whom they be scatered
then shall I be sanctifyed in th&ebar;, &ibar; the syght
of the G&ebar;tyles, ∧ they shall dwell in þe; l&abar;d, þt;
I gaue to my seruaunt Iacob. They shall
dwell safely therin, buylde houses, ∧ plante
vyneyardes: yee, safely note shall they dwell
therin: wh&ebar; I haue punyshed all those, that
despyse th&ebar; rounde aboute: ∧ then shall they
knowe, that I am the Lorde theyr God.
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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