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35And Laban separated in that day [the] goats, and sheep, goat bucks, and rams, diverse and spotted. Soothly he betook all the flock of one colour, that is, of white, and of black fleece, into the hands of his sons;

39they should have the rods before their eyes, and they should conceive in [the] sight of the rods. And it was done that in that heat of riding, or engendering, the sheep should behold those rods, and that they should bring forth spotted beasts, and diverse, and besprinkled with diverse colour.

42Forsooth when the late mixing, or engendering, and the last conceivings were, Jacob put not those rods; and those that were late engendered, were made Laban’s, and those that were of the first time engendered, were Jacob’s.

14Stretch thou not forth first thine hand; and thou defouled by envy, be ashamed. Be thou not oppressed of wine in a feast.

22Son, hear thou me, and despise thou not me; and at the last thou shalt find my words be true. In all thy works be thou swift; and all sickness shall not come to thee.

31In the feast of wine, reprove thou not a neighbour; and despise thou not him in his mirth. Say thou not words of shame [or reproof] to him; and oppress thou not him in [again]-asking.

13to do sin, and to lie against the Lord. And we be turned away, that we went not after the back of our God, that we speak false challenge, and trespassing. We conceived, and spake of heart, words of leasing;

15And truth was made into forgetting, and he that went away from evil, was open to prey, either robbing. And the Lord saw, and it appeared evil in his eyes, for there is no doom.

16And God saw, that a man is not, and he was anguished, for none there is that runneth to. And his arm shall save to himself, and his rightfulness [or rightwiseness] itself shall confirm him.

2I have oft heard such things; all ye be heavy comforters.

6But what shall I do? If I speak, my sorrow resteth not; and if I am still, it goeth not away from me.

20O! my friends, full of words; mine eye droppeth out tears to God.

1The learning of Asaph. My people, perceive ye my law; bow your ear into the words of my mouth.

20For he smote a stone, and waters flowed; and streams went out in abundance. Whether also he may give bread; either make ready a board to his people?

71he took him from behind sheep with lambs. To feed Jacob his servant; and Israel his heritage.

16Lo! I have written thee in mine hands; thy walls, be ever before mine eyes.

21And thou shalt say in thine heart, Who engendered these sons to me? I am barren, not bearing child; I am led over, and prisoner; and who nourished these sons? I am destitute, and alone; and where were these?

22The Lord God saith these things, Lo! I raise mine hand to heathen men, and I shall enhance my sign to peoples; and they shall bring thy sons in arms, and they shall bear thy daughters on shoulders.

1To victory, a psalm to the sons of Korah. All ye folks, make joy with hands; sing ye heartily to God in the voice of full out joying.

6Sing ye to our God, sing ye; sing ye to our king, sing ye.

3And I nighed to the prophetess; and she conceived, and childed a son. And the Lord said to me, Call thou his name, Haste thou to draw away spoils, haste thou for to take prey.

9Peoples, be ye gathered together, and be ye overcome; and all lands afar, hear ye. Be ye comforted, and be ye overcome; gird ye you, and be ye overcome;

21And it shall pass by that, and it shall fall down, and it shall hunger. And when it shall hunger, it shall be wroth, and shall curse his king and his God, and it shall behold upward.

1The song of degrees to David. Lord, mine heart is not enhanced; neither mine eyes be raised. Neither I went in great things; neither in marvels above me.

2If I feeled not meekly; but [I] en-hanced my soul. As a child weaned on his mother; so yielding be in my soul.

3Israel, hope in the Lord; from this time now and into the world.

4and the honour of the king loveth doom. Thou hast made ready dress-ings [or rightforth rulings]; thou hast made doom and rightfulness [or right-wiseness] in Jacob.

5Enhance ye our Lord God; and worship ye at the stool of his feet, for it is holy.

6Moses and Aaron were among his priests; and Samuel was among them that inwardly call his name. They inwardly called the Lord, and he heard them;

1Alleluia. My soul, praise thou the Lord;

7he maketh doom to them that suffer wrong; he giveth meat to them that be hungry. The Lord unbindeth fettered men;

8the Lord lighteneth blind men. The Lord raiseth men hurled or hurtled down; the Lord loveth just men.

1Alleluia. Acknowledge ye to the Lord, and inwardly call ye his name; tell ye his works among heathen men105:1 Compare Psalm 105:1-15 to 1st Chronicles 16:8-22..

3be ye praised in his holy name. The heart of men seeking the Lord be glad;

4seek ye the Lord, and be ye con-firmed; seek ye ever[more] his face.

1Alleluia. Ye of heavens, praise the Lord; praise ye him in high things.

13praise the name of the Lord; for the name of him alone is enhanced. His acknowledging be on heaven and earth;

14and he hath enhanced the horn of his people. An hymn be to all his saints; to the children of Israel, to a people nighing to him.