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 .xxj. Chapter.
¶ Chryst commendeth the poore wyddow, telleth of
the destruccion of Ierusalem, of false teachers, of the
tokens ∧ troubles for to come, of the ende of the worlde,
and of hys awne commynge.
A As he behelde, note he sawe the ryche
men, whych cast in their offeringes
into the treasury. He sawe
also a certyane poore wyddowe,
whych cast in thyther
two mytes. And he sayde: of a
trueth I saye vnto you, note that thys poore
wyddow hath put in moare then they all.
For they all haue of theyr superfluyte added
vnto the offerynges of God: but she, of
her penury hath cast in all the substaunce
that she had.
And vnto some that spake of the temple,
how it was garnysshed with goodly stones
and Iewels, he sayde. noteThe dayes wyll come,
in the which (of these thynges which ye
se) there shall not be lefte one stone vp&obar; another,
þt; shall not be thorow&ebar; doune. And they
asked hym sayinge:
B Master, when shall these
thynges be, and what sygne wyll ther be
when soch thynges come to passe?
And he sayde: note take hede, that ye be not
deceaued. For note many shall come in my name,
and saye that they are Chryst: and the tyme
draweth neare. Folowe ye not th&ebar; therfore.
But when ye heare of warres and sedicions,
be not afrayed. For these thynges must
first come to passe, but the ende foloweth not
by and by. Then sayde he vnto them: note Nacion
shall ryse agaynst nacion, ∧ kyngdome
agaynst kyngdome, and greate erthquakes
shalbe in all places, and honger, and pestilence,
∧ fearfull thinges.
C And greate sygnes
shall ther be from heauen.
But before all these, note they shall laye h&abar;des
on you, and persecute you, delyuerynge you
vp to the Synagoges ∧ into presons, ∧ shall
bringe you vnto kynges ∧ rulers for my names
sake. And thys shall cha&ubar;ce you for a testimoniall.
Be at a sure point therfore &ibar; your
hertes, not to study before, what ye shal answere:
for note I wyll geue you a mouth ∧ wysdome,
where agaynste, all your aduersaries
-- --
note shall not be able to speake nor resist. Moreouer
ye shalbe note betrayd of your fathers and
mothers ∧ brethr&ebar;, ∧ kynsfolke ∧ fr&ebar;des, and
some of you shall they put to deeth.
D And hated
shall ye be of all m&ebar; for my names sake, ∧
ther shall not one herre of youre head perysshe.
&rhand; Possesse ye youre soule by pacience.
noteAnd wh&ebar; ye se Ierusalem beseged wyth
an hoste, then be sure that the desolacyon, of
the same is nye. Then let them which are in
Iewrye, flye to the mo&ubar;taynes. And let th&ebar;
whych are in the myddes of it, departe out.
And let not them that are in other countreyes,
enter therin. For these be the dayes of v&ebar;geaunce,
that all thynges which are wrytt&ebar;,
maye be fulfylled. But wo vnto them that
be with chylde, ∧ to them that geue sucke in
those dayes:
E for there shalbe greate trouble &ibar;
the lande, and note wrath ouer all this people.
And they shall fall thorow the edge of the
swearde, and shalbe ledd awaye captyue into
all nacions. And Ierusalem shalbe troden
downe of the gentyls, vntyll the tyme of the
gentyls be fulfylled.
&cross2; note And ther shalbe sygnes in the Sonne,
and in the Moone, and in the starres: and
in the erth note the people shalbe at their wyttes
ende, thorow dispayre. The see and the
water shall roare, and mennes hertes shall
fayle them for feare, and for lokynge after
those thynges which shall come on the erth.
For the powers of heauen shall moue. And
then shall they se the sonne of man come in a
cloude with power and greate glory. When
these thynges begynne to come to passe:
F then
loke vp, and &lhand; lyfte vp youre heades, for
youre redempcyon draweth nye.
noteAnd he shewed them a symilitude: beholde
the fygge tree, and all the trees, when
they shoot forth their buddes, ye se and knowe
of youre awne selues, þt; sommer is then
nye at hand. So lykewyse ye also (when ye
se these thynges come to passe) be sure, that
the kyngdome of God is nye. Uerely I saye
vnto you: this generaci&obar; shall not passe, tyll
all be fulfylled. Heauen and erth shall passe:
but my wordes shall not passe. &cross3;
&cross2; note Take hede to your selues, lest at anye
tyme youre hertes be ouercome with surfettynge
and dronkennes and cares of thys lyfe,
G
and so the daye come vpon you vnwares.
For as a snare shall it come on all them that
dwell on the face of the whole erth. noteWatch
ye therfore contynually, and praye, that ye
maye escape all these thynges that shall come,
and that ye maye stande before the sonne
of man. &cross3;
In the daye tyme, he taught in the temple:
and at nyght, he went out, and abode in
the mount that is called Olyuete. noteAnd all
the people came in the mornynge to hym in
the temple, for to heare hym.
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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