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 .xlv Chapter.
¶ Out of all the l&abar;de of promes ar ther separate .iiii.
porcions, of which the fyrst is geu&ebar; to the prestes and
to the temple, the seconde to the leuytes: the thyrde to
the citye: the fourth to the prynce. An exhortayon to
the heades of Israel. Of iust weyghtes and measures.
Of fyrst frutes. ∧c.
A When ye deuyde the l&abar;de by the lot,
ye shall put asyde one note parte for
the Lorde, to be holy from other
landes: namely .xxv.M. meteroddes
l&obar;ge, and .x.M. broade. This shalbe holy,
as wyde as it is rounde about. Of thys
parte there shall belonge vnto the sanctuary
v.C. meteroddes in all the foure corners, ∧ .l.
cubites wyde rounde about to the suburbes
And from this measure, namely of .xxv.M.
meteroddes l&obar;ge, ∧ .x.M. broade, thou shalt
measure, wherin the sanctuary and the holyest
of all maye stande.
The resydue of that holy grounde shalbe
the prestes, which do seruyce in the sanctuary
of the Lorde, and goo in before the Lorde
to serue hym, that they maye haue rowme to
dwell in.
B As for the sanctuary, it shall stande for it
selfe: and to the leuites that serue in the house,
there shalbe geuen .xx. habitatyons, of the
xxv.M. l&ebar;gth and .x.M. bredth: ye shall geue
also vnto the citye a possession of .v.M.
meteroddes brode, and .xxv.M. l&obar;ge, beside
the parte of the sanctuary: that shalbe for the
whole house of Israel. noteUpon both the sydes
of the sanctuaryes parte, and by the cytie,
there shalbe geuen vnto the prince, whatsoeuer
lyeth oueragaynst the citye,
C as farre
as reacheth westwarde ∧ eastwarde: which
shalbe as longe as one parte, from the west
vnto the east.
This shalbe hys awne lande in Israel, þt;
my prynces be nomore chargeable vnto my
people. And soch as remayneth yet ouer in þe;
lande, shalbe geuen to the house of Israel according
to theyr tribes. Thus sayth þe; Lord
God: O ye princes, ye haue nowe oppressed
and destroyed ynough: nowe leaue of, handle
nowe according to the thinge þt; is equall
and lawfull: ∧ thrust out my people nomore
sayth the Lorde God. noteYe shall haue a true
weyght, a true ephah, and a true bath. The
ephah and the bath shalbe a lyke. One bath
shall conteyne the tenth parte of an homer,
and so shall one ephah do: their measure shall
be after the homer. note
D One syckle maketh .xx:
geras. So twentye sycles, and .xxv. and .xv.
sycles make a pounde. Thys is the heaueofferynge,
that ye shall geue to be heaued: namely,
the .xvj. parte of an ephah, out of an
homer of wheate, and the .xvj. parte of an
ephah, out of an homer of barly. The oyle
shalbe measured with the bath: euen the t&ebar;th
parte of one bath out of a cor.
Ten bathes make one homer: for one homer
fylleth ten bathes. And one lambe from
two hundred shepe out of the pasture of Israel:
for a meatofferyng, burntofferyng, and
healthofferyng, to reconcyle them, sayth the
Lorde God. All the people of the lande shall
geue thys heaueofferynge with a fre wyll.
Agayne, it shalbe the princes parte to offre
burntofferynges, meateofferinges ∧ drinckofferinges
vnto the Lord, in the holy dayes,
newe moones, sabbathes, and in all the hye
feastes of the house of Israel.
F The synoffering,
meateofferyng, burntoffring ∧ healthofferyng
shall he geue to reconcyle the house
of Israel. Thus sayth the Lorde God: The
fyrst daye of the first moneth thou shalt take
a yonge bullocke without blemysh, and cl&ebar;se
the sanctuarye. So the preste shall take of
the bloude of the synofferyng, and sprynckle
it vnto the postes of the house, and vpon the
foure corners of the aulter, with the dorepostes
of the ynnermer courte. And thus shalt
thou do also the seuenth daye of the moneth
note (for soch as haue synned of ignoraunce, or
beynge disceaued) to reconcyle the house &wt;
all. noteUpon the .xiiij. daye of the fyrst moneth,
ye shall kepe easter. Seuen dayes shall
the feaste contynue, wherin there shall no
sowre ner leuened breed be eaten.
G Upon the same daye shall the prince geue
for him selfe ∧ all the people of the lande,
a bullocke for a synofferyng. And in the feast
of the seuen dayes he shall offre euery daye a
bullocke and a ram, þt; are without blemysh,
for a burntoffering vnto þe; Lorde: and an hegoate
daylye for a synoffering. For þe; meatofferynges
he shall geue euer an ephah to a
bullocke, an ephah to a ram, and an hyn of
oyle to an ephah. Upon the fyftenth daye of
the seuenth moneth, he shall kepe the seuen
dayes holy, one after another, euen as the
other seuen dayes: &wt; the synoffering, burntoffering,
meatoffering, and with the oyle.
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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