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 .xx. Chapter.
¶ MirIam dyeth. The people murmur. They haue
water euen oute of the rocke. Ed&obar; denyeth the Israelites
passage thorowe hys realme. The death of
Aaron in whose rowme Eleazar succedeth.
A And the children of Israel came &wt;
the whole multitude into the deserte
note of Sin in þe; fyrst moneth,
and the people abode at Cades.
And there dyed MirIam, and
was buryed there. But there was no water
for the multitude, &cross2; and they gathered
them selues together agaynst Moses ∧ Aaron.
And the people chode with Moses, and
spake, sayinge: wolde God that we had perysshed,
when oure brethren dyed before the
Lorde. Why haue ye brought the congregacyon
of the Lorde vnto thys wyldernesse,
that both we and oure catell shulde dye in it?
noteWherfore haue ye made vs to go oute of
Egypte, to brynge vs into this vngracious
place, which is no place of seed nor of fygges
nor vynes, nor of p&obar;granates, nether is there
any water to drynke?
B And Moses and Aaron went from the c&obar;gregacyon
vnto the dore of the tabernacle of
witnesse, and fell vp&obar; theyr faces. (And they
cryed vnto the Lorde and sayde, O Lord God, heare the crie
of thys people, and open them thy treasure, euen a fo&ubar;tayne
of lyuynge water, that they maye be satisfyed, and that theyr
murmurynge maye ceasse.) And the glory of þe; Lorde
appered vnto them. And the Lorde spake
vnto Moses sayinge: take the rodd, and gether
thou and thy brother Aaron the congregacyon
together, and speake vnto the rocke
before theyr eyes, and it shall geue forth hys
water. And thou shalt brynge them water
out of the rocke, to geue the company dryncke,
and theyr beastes also.
noteAnd Moses toke the rodd from before
the Lorde, as he c&obar;maunded hym. And Moses
∧ Aaron gethered the congregacy&obar; together
before the rocke: and Moses sayde vnto
them: heare ye rebellyons, must we fett
you water oute of thys rocke? And Moses
lyfte vp hys hande, and with hys note rodd he
smote the rocke two tymes, and the water
came oute aboundantly, and the multitude
drancke and theyr beastes also.
C And the Lorde spake vnto Moses ∧ Aaron:
because ye beleued me not, to sanctifye
me in the eyes of the chyldren of Israel, therfore
ye shall not brynge thys congregacyon
into the lande whyche I haue geuen them.
Thys is the water of stryffe, because þe; chyldr&ebar;
of Israel stroue with the Lorde, ∧ &rhand; he
was sanctifyed in them. &cross3;
And Moses note sent messengers from Cades
vnto the kynge of Edom. Thus sayeth
thy brother Israel: Thou knowest all þe; trauell
that hath happened vs, Oure fathers
went doune into Egpte, and we haue dwelt
in Egypte a longe tyme, and the Egypcians
vexed vs ∧ oure fathers. And wh&abar; we cryed
-- --
The brasen serpent.
vnto the Lorde, he herde oure voyce, and sent
an angell, and hath fett vs vp out of Egypt.
And beholde, we are in Cades, eu&ebar; in the vttermost
cyte of thy border. We wyll go now
thorow thy co&ubar;tre: but note we will not go thorowe
the feldes or vyneyardes, nether wyll
we dryncke of the water of the fountaynes,
we wyll go by the kynges hye waye, and nether
turne vnto the ryghte hande nor to the
lefte, vntyll we be past thy co&ubar;tre. And Ed&obar;
answered hym.
D Thou shalt not go by me,
lest I come out agaynst the with the swerde.
The chyldren of Israel sayde vnto hym: we
wyll go by the beat&ebar; waye: and yf I and my
catell drynke of thy water, I wyll paye for
it &club; I wyll but onely (without any harme)
go thorowe on my fete. He answered. Thou
shalt not go thorowe. And Edom came oute
agaynst hym with moche people, and wyth
a myghtie power. And thus Edom denied to
geue Israel passage thorow his co&ubar;tre: wherfore
Israel turned awaye from hym.
And the chyldren of Israel departed from
Cades, and came vnto mount Hor wyth all
the congregacyon. And the Lorde spake vnto
Moses and Aaron in mount Hor, harde
by the coaste of the londe of Edom sayinge:
Aaron shall be &rhand; gathered vnto hys people,
for he shall not come into the l&abar;de whych
I haue geuen vnto the chyldr&ebar; of Israel: because
ye disobeyed my mouth at the water of
stryffe. Take Aaron and Eleazar his sonne,
and brynge them vp into mount Hor, and
thou shalt strype Aaron out of hys vestim&ebar;tes,
and put them vpon Eleazar hys sonne,
and Aaron shalbe gathered vnto hys people
and shall dye there.
And Moses dyd as the Lorde commaunded:
and they w&ebar;t vp into mount Hor in the
syghte of all the multitude. And Moses toke
of Aarons clothes, and put them vp&obar; Eleazar
hys sonne note and Aaron dyed there in the
toppe of the mount. And Moses and Eleazar
came doune oute of the mount. Whan all
the multytude sawe that Aaron was deed,
they mourned for Aaron thyrtye dayes, thorowe
oute all the housholdes of Israel.
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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