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3And the king said, Whether any man liveth of the house of Saul, that I do with him the mercy of God? And Ziba said to the king, A son of Jonathan liveth, feeble in the feet.

10therefore work thou the land to him, thou, and thy sons, and thy servants, and thou shalt bring in meats to the son of thy lord, that he be fed; but Mephibosheth, the son of thy lord, shall eat ever bread on my board. And fifteen sons and twenty servants were to Ziba.

13And Mephibosheth dwelled in Jerusalem; for he ate continually of the king’s board, and was crooked, or halt, on either foot.

1Alleluia. Acknowledge ye to the Lord, for he is good; for his mercy is without end.

25O! Lord, make thou me safe, O! Lord, make thou well prosperity;

27God is Lord, and he hath given light to us. Ordain ye a solemn day in thick peoples; till to the horns of the altar.

3and they shall make merchandise of you in covetousness by feigned words. To whom doom now a while ago ceaseth not, and the perdition of them nappeth not.

18And they speak in pride of vanity, and deceive in desires of flesh of lechery them, that escape a little. Which live in error,

22For that very proverb befelled to them, The hound turned again to his vomit, or casting, and a sow is washed in wallowing in fen [or in clay].

17forsooth ye be my flocks. The Lord God saith these things, Lo! I deem betwixt beast and beast, and a wether and a buck of goats.

18Whether it was not enough to you to devour good pastures? Further-more and ye defouled with your feet the remnants of your pastures, and when ye drank clearest water, ye disturbed the residue with your feet.

20Therefore the Lord God saith these things to you, Lo! I myself deem betwixt a fat beast and a lean beast.

9then I said, Lo! I come, that I do thy will, God. He doeth away the first, that he make steadfast the second.

19Therefore, brethren, having trust into the entering of holy things, in the blood of Christ,

28Who that breaketh Moses’ law, dieth without any mercy, by two or three witnesses;

3Forsooth now I have elded [or olded], but be ye in my stead, and of my brother, and go ye out, and fight for our folk; forsooth help of heaven be with you.

23And other things of John’s words, and of his battles, and good virtues, in which he did strongly, and of building of walls, which he fully made, and of things done of him,

1Ephraim feedeth on the wind, and followeth heat. All day he multiplieth leasing, and destroying; and he made bond of peace with Assyrians, and bare oil into Egypt.

6And thou shalt turn to thy God. Keep thou mercy and doom, and hope thou ever[more] in thy God.

11If Gilead worshippeth an idol, therefore they err in vain offering to oxes in Gilgal; for why and the altars of them shall be as heaps on the furrows of the field.

4My love, thou art fair, sweet and shapely as Jerusalem, thou art fearedful as the battle array of hosts set in good order.

5Turn away thine eyes from me, for they made me to flee away; thine hairs be as the flocks of goats, that appeared from Gilead.

13Turn again, turn again, thou Shulamite; turn again, turn again, that we behold thee. What shalt thou see in the Shulamite, but companies of hosts?

2Unto what end shalt thou boast with words? Understand thou us first, and so speak we together.

4What or why losest thou thy soul in thy strong vengeance? Whether the earth shall be forsaken for thee, and hard stones shall be borne over from their place?

13Devour it the fairness of his skin; the first engendered of death waste his arms.

1The great king Ahasuerus, from India unto Ethiopia, saith health to the dukes and princes of an hundred and seven and twenty provinces, that obey to our commandment. [Ahasuerus, the great king, from India unto Ethiopia, of an hundred and seven and twenty provinces, to dukes and princes, that to our commanding obeish, saith greeting.]

6while by subtle fraud false men deceive the simple ears of kings, and guessing other men by their own kind./and while malicious men guess-ing other men by their own kind blameful by subtle fraud, they deceive the simple ears of kings.

13For by some new and unheard casts he asked into death Mordecai, by whose faith and benefices [or benefits] we live, and also the fellow of our realm, Esther, with all her folk;

6and I shall no more spare on them that inhabit the earth, saith the Lord. Lo! I shall betake men, each into the hand of his neighbour, and into the hand of his king, and they shall rend together the land; and I shall not deliver from the hand of them,

7and I shall feed the beast of slaying. For this thing, ye poor men of the flock, hear. And I took to me two staffs; one I called Fairness, and the tother I called Little Cord; and I fed the flock.

16for lo! I shall raise a shepherd in earth, which shall not visit forsaken things, and shall not seek scattered things, and he shall not heal a thing all-broken, and shall not nourish forth that that standeth. And he shall eat fleshes of the fat, and shall unbind the claws of them.

14do not thou worship an alien God; a jealous lover is the Lord’s name, God is a fervent lover;

20Thou shalt again-buy with a sheep the first engendered of an ass, else if thou givest not [the] price therefore, it shall be slain. Thou shalt again-buy the first begotten of thy sons; neither thou shalt appear void in my sight.

26Thou shalt offer in the house of thy Lord God the first of the fruits of thy land. Thou shalt not seethe a kid in the milk of his mother.

1When thy Lord God hath led thee into the land, into which thou shalt enter to wield, and hath done away many folks before thee, Hittites, and Girgashites, and Amorites, Canaanites, and Perizzites, Hivites, and Jebusites; seven folks, of much greater number than thou art, and stronger than thou;

17If thou sayest in thine heart, These folks be more than I, how may I do away them?

18do not thou dread, but have thou mind, what things thy Lord God did to Pharaoh, and all the Egyptians;

12For why dread is nothing, but help of presumption, and showing of thought of helps [or betraying of the helps of thought].

15were hurled sometime by dread of wonders against kind, sometime the souls failed by leading over; for why sudden dread and unhoped, came on them.

18either a wind hissing, either sweet sound of birds betwixt the thick boughs of trees, either the fierceness of water running down greatly,

4and when he had taken those, he formed them by work of melting, and he made of them a molten calf. And they said, Israel, these be thy gods, that led thee out of the land of Egypt.

5Forsooth the Lord said to Ahijah, Lo! the wife of Jeroboam entereth, that she counsel with thee on her son, which is sick; thou shalt speak these and these things to her. Therefore when she had entered, and had feigned herself to be that which she was not,

6Ahijah heard the sound of the feet of her entering by the door, and he said, Enter thou, the wife of Jeroboam; why feignest thou thee to be another? Forsooth I am sent to be an hard messenger, that is, telling hard things, to thee.

10Therefore lo! I shall bring in evils upon the house of Jeroboam, and I shall smite the house of Jeroboam unto a pisser to the wall, and unto him that is imprisoned, and the last in Israel; and I shall cleanse the relics, or remnants, of the house of Jeroboam, as dung is wont to be cleansed unto purity, either cleanness14:10 That is, dung is not cleansed in itself, but the place in which the dung is, is cleansed, when the dung is cast out.;

7And a great battle was made in heaven, and Michael and his angels fought with the dragon. And the dragon fought, and his angels;

12Therefore, ye heavens, be ye glad, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the earth, and to the sea; for the fiend is come down to you, and hath great wrath, witting that he hath little time.

14And they shall take thereof, into the feeding, or nourishing, of the Lord’s fire, the fatness that covereth the womb, and that covereth all the entrails,

16And the priest shall burn those [or them] on the altar, into the feeding, or nourishing, of the fire, and of sweetest odour; all the fatness shall be the Lord’s,

3and Israel made sacrifice to Baalpeor. And the Lord was wroth,

8he entered after the man of Israel into the whorehouse, and sticked through both together, that is, the man and the woman, in the places of engendering. And the vengeance ceased from the sons of Israel,

12Therefore speak thou to him, Lo! I give to him the peace of my covenant,

7And he cried with great voice, and said, What to me and to thee, thou Jesus, the Son of the highest God? I conjure thee by God, that thou torment me not.

9And Jesus asked him, What is thy name? And he saith to him, A legion is my name; for we be many.

13And anon Jesus granted to them. And the unclean spirits went out, and entered into the swine [or the hogs], and with a great rush the flock was cast headlong into the sea, a two thousand, and they were drenched or drowned in the sea.