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 .v. Chapter.
¶ The knowlesynge of synne. The cleansynge of synne.
The lawe of the fyrst frutes, and of gelousye.
A And the Lorde spake vnto Moses,
sayinge: commaunde the children
of Israel that they note put
&rhand; out of the hoste, euery leper
and euery one that hath an yssue,
and whosoeuer is &rhand; defyled vpon a soule.
Both male ∧ female shall ye put out: eu&ebar; out
of the hoost shall ye put them, that they defyle
not the tentes amonge which I dwell.
And the chyldren of Israel dyd so, and put
them out of the hoste, eu&ebar; as the Lorde spake
vnto Moses, so dyd the chyldren of Israel.
And the Lorde spake vnto Moses, sayinge:
speake vnto the chyldren of Israel: whether
it be note man or woman. Yf they haue c&obar;mytted
any synne that a man doeth, and haue
trespaced agaynst the Lorde, that soule
hath done amisse: Therfore they shall knowledge
their synne, whyche they haue done,
and let hym restore agayne the hurte that he
hath done in the hole, and put the fyft parte
of it moare thereto, ∧ geue it vnto hym wh&obar;
he hath trespaced agenste. But and yf there
be not a man to restore the hurte vnto,
B ner a
kynsman of hys, let þe; trespace be made good
vnto the Lorde, and it shalbe the Preastes,
besyde the ram &rhand; of the attonement wherby
an attonement shalbe made for him. And
euery heue offeringe that is made of the holy
thynges of the chyldr&ebar; of Israel whych they
brynge vnto the Preaste, shall be hys: and
euery mans halowed thinges shalbe his: and
whatsoeuer any man geueth the Preaste, it
shalbe hys.
And the Lorde spake vnto Moses, sayinge:
Speake vnto the chyldren of Israel, and
saye vnto them: If any mans wyfe goo asyde,
and trespace agaynst hym, so that another
man lye wyth her fleshely, and it be hyd
from the eyes of her husbande, and is not come
to lyghte that she is defyled and ther is
no wytnesse agaynst her, neyther she taken
with the maner, and the sprete of gelousye
c&obar;meth vpon hym, so that he is gelouse ouer
hys wyfe whych is defyled: or yf the sprete of
gelousye come vpon hym, so that he is gelouse
ouer his wyfe whych is yet vndefyled:
then let the man brynge his wyfe vnto the
Preaste, and brynge wyth her an offerynge
for her: þe; tenthe parte of an Epha of barlye
meale, but let him powre none oyle vpon it,
nor put frankencens theron: for it is an offerynge
of gelousye, an offerynge for a rem&ebar;brauce,
causynge þe; synne to be thought vp&obar;.
And the Preaste shall brynge her and set
her before the Lorde, and let him note &rhand; take
holy water in an erthen vessell, ∧ of the dust
that is in the floore of the habitacyon, and
put it into the water.
C And let the Preaste set
the woman before the Lorde, and vncouer
the womans head, and put the memoryall
of the offerynge in her handes whyche is the
gelousye offerynge, and þe; Preaste shall haue
bytter and cursyd water in hys hande, ∧ the
prest shall charge her, and saye vnto the woman.
If no man haue lyen wyth the, nether
haste gone asyde to vnclennesse without thy
husbande, then haue thou no arme of thys
bytter, and cursyd waters.
But and yf thou hast gone asyde behynde
thyne husb&abar;de, and art defyled, and some
other man hath lyen with the besyde thyne
husbande. (∧ the preaste shall charge the woman
with an horible curse, ∧ the preste shall
saye vnto the woman) the Lorde make the
to be an abhominacyon and a curse amonge
thy people: when the Lorde doth make thy
thye rotte, and thy bely swell: These cursyd
waters goo into the bowels of the that they
maye make thy bely swell, ∧ thy thye rotte,
and let the woman &rhand; saye, Amen Amen.
D And let the Preaste wryte these curses:
And whan they be clensed, let him cast them
in to bytter waters, ∧ geue the woman those
bytter ∧ cursed waters to drincke, that those
cursed ∧ bytter waters maye entre into her,
And then the Preaste shall take the gelousy
offrynge out of the womans hande, ∧ waue
it before the Lord, ∧ brynge it vnto the alter
∧ the preste shall take an handefull of the offerynge
for a memoryall, ∧ burne it vp&obar; the
alter, ∧ then make the woman drynke þe; water:
∧ when he hath made the woman drinke
the waters (yf she be defyled ∧ haue trespaced
agaynst her husb&abar;de:) then shall the cursyd
∧ bytter waters goo into her, ∧ her bely
shall swell, ∧ her thye shall rotte, ∧ þe; woman
shalbe a curse amonge her people. And yf the
woman be not defiled but is cleane, she shall
haue no harme, but shall conceaue and beare.
Thys is the lawe of gelousye, wh&ebar; a wyfe
goeth a syde behynde hyr husbande, and is
defyled, or when the spryte of gelousye commeth
vpon a man, ∧ he beynge gelouse ouer
hys wyfe, doth brynge her before the Lorde,
And the preaste shall do accordynge vnto all
this lawe: and the man shalbe gyltlesse, ∧ the
woman shall beare her synne.
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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