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7And Jesus saith to them, Fill ye the pots with water. And they filled them, up to the mouth [or unto the highest part].

8And Jesus said to them, Draw ye now, and bear ye to the master of the feast. And they bare.

15but neither these things sufficed. Also he was hardy for to enter into the temple holier than all the land, by Menelaus leader, that was traitor of laws and country.

23forsooth in Gerizim, Andronicus and Menelaus, which more grievously than others lay on, [or annoyed], citizens. And when he was set against Jews,

25Which when he came to Jerusalem, feigned peace, and rested till the holy day of sabbath. And then while Jews held holiday, or the holy day, he commanded his men for to take arms,

21A child and an eld [or old] man lie on the earth withoutforth; my virgins and my young men fell down by sword; thou hast slain them in the day of thy strong vengeance, thou smotest and didest no mercy.

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

3Acknowledge ye to the Lord of lords.

26Acknowledge ye to the God of heaven. Acknowledge ye to the Lord of lords; for his mercy is without end.

5And anon the king said, Call ye anon Haman, that he obey to the will of Esther. And then the king and Haman came to the feast, which the queen had made ready to them.

6And the king said to Esther, after that he had drunk wine plenteously, What thing askest thou of me, that it be given to thee, and for what thing askest thou? Yea, though thou ask the half part of my realm, thou shalt get it.

13And though I have all these things, I guess that I have nothing, as long as I see Mordecai, the Jew, sitting before the king’s gates.

2Kiss he me with the kiss of his mouth. For thy loves be better than wine1:2 The "Early Version" of the "Wycliffe Bible", and one copy of the "Later Version" labeled "X", present this book as an allegorical dialogue between Christ and the Church. For example, this verse is introduced as: ‘The Church, of the coming of Christ speaketh (or The Church speaketh of the coming of Christ), saying,…’.,

4Draw thou me after thee; we shall run. The king led me into his cellars; we mindful of thy loves above wine, shall make full out joy, and we shall be glad in thee; rightful men love thee.

15Lo! my love, thou art fair; lo! thou art fair, thine eyes be the eyes of culvers.

6for which things the wrath of God came on the sons of unbelief;

11where is not male and female, heathen man and Jew, circumcision and prepuce, barbarous and Scythian, bondman and free, but all things and in all things Christ.

24witting that of the Lord ye shall take yielding of heritage. Serve ye to the Lord Christ.

13soothly if ye may not solve, ye shall give to me thirty linen clothes, and coats of the same number. Which answered to him, Set forth the problem, that we hear it.

14And he said to them, Meat went out of the eater, and sweetness went out of the strong. And by three days they might not solve the proposition, that is, the reasoning set forth.

17Therefore by seven days of the feast she wept upon him; and at the last in the seventh day, he told it to her clearly, when she was dis-easeful to him. And anon she told it to her citizens.

11and he shall offer that at the side of the altar that beholdeth to the north, before the Lord. Soothly the sons of Aaron shall pour the blood thereof on the altar by compass,

14Forsooth if the offering of burnt sacrifice to the Lord is of birds, of turtles, or of culver birds,

1And when these things were heard, all the kings beyond Jordan, that dwelt in hilly places, and in plain places, in coasts of the sea, and in the brink of the great sea, and they that dwelt beside Lebanon, Hittite, and Amorite, Canaanite, and Perizzite, Hivite, and Jebusite,

8And they said to Joshua, We be thy servants. To whom Joshua said, What men be ye, and from whence came ye?

21but so live they, that they hew trees, and bear waters, into the uses of all the multitude. And while they spake these things,

11And he said to me, Thou, Daniel, a man of desires, understand the words which I speak to thee, and stand in thy degree; for now I am sent to thee. And when he had said this word to me, I stood quaking.

19and said, Man of desires, do not thou dread; peace be to thee, be thou comforted, and be thou strong. And when he spake with me, I waxed strong, and said, My Lord, speak thou, for thou hast comforted me.

20And he said, Whether thou knowest not, why I came to thee? And now I shall turn again, to fight against the prince of Persians. For when I went out, the prince of Greeks appeared coming.

11if the men of Keilah shall betake me into his hands, and if Saul shall come down, as thy servant hath heard, thou Lord God of Israel, show to thy servant? And the Lord said, He shall come down.

22Therefore, I pray you, go ye, and make ready more diligently, and do ye more curiously, either attentively, and behold ye swiftly, where his foot is, either who saw him there, where ye said; for he thinketh on me, that fellily or slyly I ambush him.

5in the hour in which ye hear the sound of trump, and of pipe, and of harp, of sambuca, and of psaltery, and of symphony, and of all kind of musics, fall ye down, and worship the golden image which the king Nebu-chadnezzar made.

12Therefore men Jews be, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, which thou hast ordained on the works of the country of Babylon. Thou king, these men have despised thy decree; they honour not thy gods, and they worship not the golden image, which thou raisedest.

17For why our God, whom we worship, may ravish us from the chimney of fire burning, and may deliver from thine hands, thou king.

1Come ye together, be [ye] gathered, ye folk not worthy to be loved,

5Woe to you that dwell in the little part of the sea, a folk of lost men. The word of the Lord on you, Canaan, the land of Philistines, and I shall destroy thee, so that a dweller be not;

15This is the glorious city dwelling in trust, which said in her heart, I am, and there is none other more without me. How is it made unto desert, a couch of beasts; each man that shall pass by it, shall hiss, and shall move his hand.

14Forsooth these that were within, trusted in the stableness of walls, and in apparel of foods, and did slacklier, stirring Judas with curses, either swearings, and blaspheming, and speaking which things it is not leaveful.

42And so they converted to prayers, and prayed, that that trespass that was done, were betaken to forgetting. And soothly the strongest Judas admonished the people, for to keep them without sin, seeing under eyes, what things were done for sins of them that were cast down.

45and for he beheld, that they that took sleeping, or death, with piety, had best grace kept. Therefore holy and healthful thinking is, for to pray for dead men, that they be released of sins.

5And when the days of feast had passed into the world, that is, in the end of the week, Job sent to them, and hallowed them, and he rose early, and offered burnt sacrifices by all. For he said, Lest peradventure my sons do sin, and curse God in their hearts, [or Lest peradventure my sons sin, and bless1:5 That is, Lest peradventure my sons do sin, and curse God in their hearts; for the horror of cursing, Jews signified it by the contrary name.to God in their hearts]. Job did so in all days.

11Her sandals ravished his eyes, her fairness made his soul captive; with a sword she cut off his neck.

12Men of Persia had hideousness of her steadfastness, and men of Media of her hardiness. [The Persians dreaded her steadfastness, and Medes her hardiness.]

15Sing we an hymn to the Lord, and sing we a new hymn to our God. [A new hymn sing we to the Lord our God.]

6in chastity, in knowing [or in science], in long abiding, in sweetness, in the Holy Ghost, in charity not feigned,

14Do not ye bear the yoke with unfaithful men. For what parting, [or communing], of rightwiseness with wickedness? or what fellowship of light to darknesses?

15and what according of Christ to Belial? or what part of a faithful [man] with the unfaithful, [or heathen]?

16A duke needy of prudence shall oppress many men by false challenge; but the days of him that hateth avarice shall be made long.

17No man sustain a man that falsely challengeth the blood of a man, if he fleeth till to the pit.

21He that knoweth a face in doom, doeth not well; this man forsaketh truth, yea, for a morsel of bread.

10But I joyed greatly in the Lord, that sometime afterward ye flowered again to feel for me, as also ye feeled. But ye were occupied,

21Greet ye well every holy man in Christ Jesus. Those brethren that be with me, greet you well.

23The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit. Amen.