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3and said, Lord, I beseech; have thou mind, I beseech, how I went before thee in truth, and in perfect heart, and I did that that was good before thine eyes. And Hezekiah wept with great weeping.

12My generation is taken away, and is folded together from me, as the tabernacle of shepherds is folded together. My life is cut down as of a web; he cutted down me, the while I was woven yet.

14as the young of a swallow, so I shall cry; I shall bethink as a culver. Mine eyes beholding on high, be made feeble. Lord, I suffer violence, answer thou for me;

3And he said to his brethren, I am Joseph; liveth my father yet? His brethren might not answer, and were aghast with full much dread.

8I was sent hither not by your counsel, but by God’s will, which hath made me as the father of Pharaoh, and lord of all his house, and prince in all the land of Egypt.

16And it was heard, and published by famous word in the king’s hall, The brethren of Joseph be come. And Pharaoh joyed, and all his household;

4And a son feeble in his feet was to Jonathan, the son of Saul; and he was five years eld [or old], when the messenger came from Saul and Jonathan, from Jezreel, telling that they were dead. Therefore his nurse took him, and fled; and when she hasted to flee, she felled down, and the child was made lame; and the name of the child was Mephibosheth.

14Where when we found brethren, we were prayed to dwell there with them seven days. And so we came to Rome.

15And from thence, when brethren had heard, they came to us to the chapping of Appii, and to the Three Taverns. And when Paul had seen them, he did thankings to God, and took trust.

31and preached the kingdom of God, and taught those things that be of the Lord Jesus Christ, with all trust, without forbidding. Amen.

13And the lord of the vineyard said, What shall I do? I shall send my dearworthy son; peradventure, when they see him, they shall dread [or they shall be ashamed].

29And so there were seven brethren. The first took a wife, and is dead without heirs, [or without sons, or free children];

43till I put thine enemies a stool of thy feet?

18Lest peradventure among you be man either woman, meine either lineage, whose heart is turned away today from your Lord God, that he go, and serve the gods of those folks; and a root burgeoning gall and bitter-ness be among you;

24And all folks shall say, Why did the Lord so to this land? What is the great wrath of his strong vengeance?

10for to renew brotherhood and friendship, lest peradventure we be made aliens from you; for why many times passed, since ye sent to us.

23But and we have again-written to you [or we again-write to you]. Our beasts and our possessions be yours, and yours ours. Therefore we commanded, for to tell these things to you.

45And now send again them [or send them again] into their houses. But choose thou to thee a few men, that be with thee, and come thou with me to Ptolemais, and I shall give it to thee, and other strengths, and hosts, and all sovereigns of offices [or all provosts, or sovereigns, of need]; and I shall turn, and I shall go away. For why therefore I came.

28But God is in heaven that showeth privates, which hath showed to thee, thou king Nebuchadnezzar, what things shall come in the last times. Thy dream and visions of thine head, in thy bed, be such.

31Thou, king, sawest, and lo! As one great image; that image was great, and high in stature, and stood before thee, and the looking thereof was fearedful.

36This is the dream. Also, thou king, we shall say before thee the interpreting thereof.

4Lord, Father, and God of my life, forsake thou not me in the thoughts of them. Give thou not to me enhancing of mine eyes, yea, suffer not that pride be lord over me;

14Have thou mind on thy father and mother; for thou standest in the midst of great men. Lest peradventure God forget thee in the sight of them; and lest thou made a fool by thus customableness, suffer shame, either scorning, [or through thy busyness greatly made fool, reproof thou suffer], and haddest rather to be not born, and curse the day of thy birth.

19And he understandeth not, that the eye of him, that is, of God, seeth all things; for why the dread of such a man putteth away from him the dread of God [or he put away from him the dread of God], and the eyes of men that dread him put away from him God’s dread. And he knew not, that the eyes of the Lord be much more clearer than [or lighter over] the sun, and behold all the ways of men, and the depth of the sea, and they behold the hearts of men into [the] hid parts.

11he was ravished, lest malice should change his understanding, either lest feigning should deceive [or beguile] his soul.

15but peoples saw and understood not, neither setted [or putted] such things in their hearts or entrails. For the grace and mercy of God is on his saints, and beholding [or respect]of God is on his chosen men.

18For they shall see, and shall despise him; but the Lord shall scorn them. And after these things they shall be falling down without honour, and in despising among dead men without end.

7Soothly in nights he was most borne to seek out runnings; and fame of his virtue was shed out, either showed, everywhere.

8Forsooth Philip saw, that the man by little and little came to increase, and that full often things befell to him in prosperity; and he wrote to Ptolemy, duke of Coelesyria and Phoenicia, that he should bear help to the king’s needs.

23Also to this thing, when the holy book was read to them of Ezra, and a token was given of God’s help, he was duke in the first battle array, and joined battle with Nicanor.

4And thou, God, lightenest wonder-fully coming back from everlasting hills;

5all unwise men of heart were troubled. They slept their sleep, that is, were dead; and all men found nothing of riches in their hands.

11Make ye a vow, and yield ye to your Lord God; all that bring gifts in the compass of it. To God fearedful,

1The parables of Solomon. A wise son maketh glad his father; but a fond [or foolish] son is the sorrow of his mother.

4A slow hand hath wrought needi-ness; but the hand of strong men maketh ready riches. Forsooth he that enforceth or endeavoureth to get any-thing by leasings, feedeth the winds; soothly the same man pursueth birds flying [or followeth flying birds].

26As vinegar annoyeth the teeth, and smoke the eyes; so a slow man annoyeth them that sent him in the way.

7Mine eye dimmed at [the] indig-nation; and my members be driven as into nought.

11My days be passed; my thoughts be scattered, tormenting mine heart.

13If I sustain, either suffer patiently, hell is mine house; and I have arrayed my bed in darknesses.

15right now I shall take experience or very knowing of you; by the health of Pharaoh ye shall not go from hence, till your least brother come hither;

16send ye one of you, that he bring him, forsooth ye shall be in bonds till those things that ye said be proved, whether those [or they] be false or true; else, by the health of Pharaoh, ye be spies.

20and bring ye your youngest brother to me, that I may prove your words, and ye die not. They did as he said,

3mostly for thou knowest all things that be among Jews, customs and questions. For which thing, I beseech, hear me patiently.

7in which hope our twelve lineages, serving night and day hope to come; of which hope, sir king, I am accused of the Jews.

22But I was helped by the help of God [till] into this day, and stand, witnessing to less and to more. And I say nothing else than which things the prophets and Moses spake that shall come,

8Turn away thy face from a woman well arrayed; and behold thou not about the fairness of another or another man’s wife. Many men have perished for the fairness of a woman; and thereby covetousness [or lust] burneth on high as fire or concupiscence burneth out as fire. Each woman which is an whore, either customable to fornication, shall be defouled as a fen, or a turd, in the way, [or Each woman that is lech-erous, as a thost, or dung, in the way shall be trodden]. Many men won-dering on the fairness of an alien woman were made reprovable, for why the speech of her burneth on high as fire.

10Forsake thou not an eld [or old] friend; for a new friend shall not be like him. New wine is like a new friend; it shall wax eld [or old], and thou shalt drink it with sweetness.

15Just [or Rightwise] men be guests, or meat-frères, [or meat-fellows], to thee; and thy glorying be in the dread of God.

6The voice of God, saying, Cry thou. And I said, What shall I cry? Each flesh is hay, and all the glory thereof is as the flower of the field.

7The hay is dried up, and the flower fell down, for the spirit of the Lord blew therein. Verily the people is hay;

28Whether thou knowest not, either heardest thou not? God, everlasting Lord, that made of nought the ends of [the] earth, shall not fail, neither shall travail, neither ensearching of his wisdom is.

2give thou attention to me, and hear thou me. I am sorrowful in mine exercising;

19God shall hear; and he that is before the worlds shall make them low. For changing is not to them, and they dreaded not God;

23But thou, God, shalt lead them forth; into the pit of death. Men-quellers and beguilers shall not have half their days; but, Lord, I shall hope in thee.

9Either it shall please him, from whom nothing may be hid? Whether he, as a man, shall be deceived by your falsenesses?

19Who is he that is deemed with me? Come he; why am I still, and am wasted?

23How great sins and wickednesses have I? Show thou to me my felonies, and my trespasses.