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 .xi. Chapter.
¶ The temple is measured. The seconde wo is past.
A And then was geuen me a rede, lyke
vnto a rodd, ∧ it was sayde vnto
me. Ryse ∧ meate the temple of
God, ∧ þe; aulter, ∧ them þt; worshippe
therin, ∧ the queer which is &wt; in þe; t&ebar;ple,
cast out ∧ meate it not for it is geuen vnto
the G&ebar;tyles, ∧ þe; holy cytye shall they treade
vnder fote .xlii. monethes. And I wyll
geue power vnto my two witnesses, ∧ they
shall prophesy a thousande, two hundred ∧
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lx. dayes, clothed in sacke clothe. These are
two olyue trees, ∧ two candelstyckes, standynge
before the God of the erth.
B And yf eny man wyll hurt th&ebar;, fyre shall
procede out of their mouthes, and consume
their enemyes. And yf eny men wyll hurt
them, thys wyse muste he be kylled. These
haue power to shut heau&ebar;, that it rayne not
in the dayes of their prophesying: and haue
power ouer waters to turne them to bloude,
and to smyte þe; erth with all maner plages,
as often as they wyll.
And when they haue finysshed their testimony,
the beast that cam out of þe; bottomlesse
pyt, shall make warre agaynst them, ∧
shall ouercome them, ∧ kyll th&ebar;. And their
bodyes shall lye in the stretes of the greate
citye, which spritually is called Zodom and
Egypte, where oure Lorde was crucyfyed.
And they of the people ∧ kynredes, ∧ t&obar;ges,
∧ they of þe; nacy&obar;s, shall se their bodyes .iii.
dayes and an halfe, ∧ shall not suffre their
bodyes to be put in graues. And they that
dwell vpon þe; erth, shall reioyce ouer them,
and be glad, ∧ shall sende gyftes one to another,
for these two prophetes vexed them
that dwelt on the erth.
C And after .iii. dayes ∧ an halfe, the sprete
of lyfe from God, entred into them. And
they stode vp vpon their fete, ∧ greate feare
came vpon them whych sawe them. And
they herde a greate voyce fr&obar; heauen, sayinge
vnto them. Come vp hyther. And they
ascended vp into heauen in a cloude, ∧ their
enemyes sawe th&ebar;. And þe; same houre was
ther a great erthquake, and the tenth parte
of the cytye fell, and in the erthquake were
slayne names of men seuen .M. and þe; remna&ubar;t
were feared, and gaue glory to þe; God
of heauen. The second woo is past, ∧ beholde,
the thyrde woo wyll come anone.
D And þe; seuenth Angell blewe, ∧ ther were
made greate voyces in heauen, sayinge: the
kyngdoms of this worlde are oure lordes,
and his Christes, ∧ he shall raygne for euermore
(Amen.) And the .xxiiii. elders, whych
syt before God on their seates, fell vpon
their faces, ∧ worshypped God, sayinge: we
geue the th&abar;kes O Lord God almyghtye:
whych arte ∧ wast, ∧ arte to come, for þu; haste
receaued thy great myght, and hast raygned.
And the nacy&obar;s were angry, and thy
wrath is come, ∧ the tyme of þe; deed þt; they
shuld be iudged and that þu; shuldest geue rewarde
vnto thy seruauntes the Prophetes
and Saynctes, ∧ to them þt; feare thy name
small ∧ great ∧ shuldest destroye th&ebar;, which
destroye þe; erth. And the t&ebar;ple of God was
opened in heauen, ∧ ther was sene in his t&ebar;ple,
þe; arcke of his testam&ebar;t, ∧ ther folowed
lightnynges, and voyces, and th&obar;drynges
and erthquake, and moch hayle.
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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