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 .xii. Chapter.
¶ Of the destruccion and buyldynge agayne of Ierusalem.
A The heuy burthen which þe; Lorde hath
deuysed for Israell. Thus sayeth the
Lorde note which spred the heau&ebar;s abrode,
layde the foundacion of the earth note and
geueth man the breath of lyfe. Beholde, I
wyll make Ierusalem a cuppe of surfet, vnto
all the people that are rounde about her.
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noteYee, Iuda hym selfe also shalbe in the sege
agaynst Ierusalem. At the same tyme wyll
I make Ierusalem an heuy stone for al people,
so that al soch as lyft it vp, shalbe toarne
and rente, and all the people of the earth
shalbe gathered together agaynst it.
B noteIn that daye, sayeth the Lorde, I wyll
make all horses abashed, &abar;d those that ryde
vpon them, to be out of their wittes. I wyl
op&ebar; myne eyes vpon the house of Iuda, and
smyte all þe; horses of the people with blindnesse.
And the princes of Iuda shall saye in
their hertes. The inhabyters of Ierusalem
shall geue me consolaci&obar; in the Lorde of hostes
their God. In that tyme will I make þe;
princes of Iuda lyke an hote burnynge ou&ebar;
with wood, and lyke a cresset of fyre among
the strawe: so that they shall consume all þe;
people rounde aboute them, both vpon the
ryght hande ∧ the left. Ierusalem also shalbe
inhabyted agayne: namely, in the same
place where Ierusalem standeth.
C The Lorde shall preserue the t&ebar;tes of Iuda
lyke as a fore tyme: so þt; the glory of the
house of Dauid: ∧ the glory of the cytesyns
of Ierusalem, shalbe but lytle regarded, in
c&obar;parison of þe; glory of Iuda. In that daye
shall the Lorde defende þe; cytesyns of Ierusalem:
so that the weakest then amonge th&ebar;
shalbe as note Dauid: and the house of Dauid
shalbe lyke as Gods house, &abar;d as the Aungell
of the Lorde before them.
At the same tyme will I go about to destroye
all soch people as come against Ierusalem.
Moreouer, vpon the house of Dauid
and vpon the cytesyns of Ierusalem note will
I poure out the sprete of grace ∧ c&obar;passion,
so þt; note they shall loke vp&obar; me, wh&obar; they haue
pearsed: ∧ they shal bewepe h&ibar; as m&ebar;mourne
for their only begott&ebar; s&obar;ne: yee, ∧ be sory
for him, as m&ebar; are sory for their first chyld.
D noteThen shall there be a great mournyng
at Ierusalem, note lyke as the lamentacion at
Adremnon in the felde of Maggadon. And
the lande shall bewayle euery kinred by th&ebar;
selues. The kinred of þe; house of Dauid th&ebar;
selues alone, and their wiues by th&ebar; selues:
The kynred of the house of note Nathan them
selues alone, and their wyues by th&ebar; selues.
The kynred of the house of Leui them selues
alone, and their wyues by them selues.
The kynred of the house of Semei them selues
alone, and their wyues by them selues.
In lyke maner, all þe; other generaci&obar;s euerychone
by them selues alone, and their wyues
by them selues.
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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