7See ye the things that be after the face. If any man trusteth to himself, that he is of Christ, think he this thing again with himself, for as he is Christ’s, so also we.

14For we overstretch not forth us, as not stretching to you. For to you we came in the gospel of Christ,

15not glorying over-measure in other men’s travails. For we have hope of your faith that waxeth in you, to be magnified by our rule in abundance,

15An innocent man believeth to each word; a fell [or witting] man beholdeth his goings.

22He that believeth in the Lord, loveth mercy; they err that work evil. Mercy and truth make ready goods;

23abundance shall be in each good work or in every good work. Soothly where full many words be, there neediness is oft.

2Ye heavens, hear, and thou earth, perceive with ears, for the Lord spake. I have nourished and I have enhanced sons; soothly they have despised me.

13Offer ye no more sacrifice in vain; incense is abomination to me; I shall not suffer new moon, and sabbath, and other feasts. For your companies be wicked;

17learn ye to do well. Seek ye doom, help ye him that is oppressed, deem ye to the fatherless and motherless child, defend ye a widow.

2serve ye the Lord in gladness. Enter ye in his sight in full out joying.

3Know ye, that the Lord himself is God; he made us, and not we made us. His people, and the sheep of his pasture,

4enter ye into his gates in acknowl-edging; enter ye into his porches, acknowledge ye to him in hymns. Praise ye his name,

4For though he was crucified of infirmity, but he liveth of the virtue of God. For also we be sick in him, but we shall live with him of the virtue of God in us.

5Assay yourselves, if ye be in the faith; ye yourselves prove. Whether ye know not yourselves, for Christ Jesus is in you? but in hap ye be reprovable.

14The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the charity of God, and the communing of the Holy Ghost, be with you all. Amen.

5for the hope that is kept to you in heavens. Which ye heard in the word of truth of the gospel,

23If nevertheless ye dwell in the faith, founded, and stable, and unmoveable from the hope of the gospel that ye have heard, which is preached in all creature that is under heaven. Of which I, Paul, am made a minister,

26the private [or the mystery] that was hid from worlds and generations. But now it is showed to his saints,

6He is not here, but is risen. Have ye mind, how he spake to you, when he was yet in Galilee,

7and said, For it behooveth man’s Son to be betaken into the hands of sinful men, and to be crucified, and the third day to rise again.

39See ye my hands and my feet, for I myself am. Feel ye, and see you; for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see that I have.

1Therefore, holy brethren, and partners of heavenly calling, behold ye the apostle and the bishop of our confession, Jesus,

6but Christ as a son in his house. Which house we be, if we hold firm trust and glory of hope into the end.

17But to whom was he wrathed forty years? Whether not to them that sinned, whose carrions were cast down in desert?

4And I shall enter to the altar of God; to God, that gladdeth my youth. God, my God, I shall acknowledge to thee in an harp;

5my soul, why art thou sorry, and why troublest thou me? Hope thou in God, for yet I shall acknowledge to him; that is the health of my cheer, and my God.

7And now trespass is always among you, for ye have dooms among you. Why rather take ye not wrong? why rather suffer ye not deceit [or fraud]?

15Know ye not, that your bodies be members of Christ? Shall I then take the members of Christ, and shall I make them the members of a whore? God forbid.

20For ye be bought with great price. Glorify ye, and bear ye God in your body.

11Believe ye not, that I am in the Father, and the Father is in me? Else believe ye for those works.

28Ye have heard, that I said to you, I go, and come to you. If ye loved me, forsooth ye should have joy, for I go to the Father, for the Father is greater than I.

31But that the world know, that I love the Father; and as the Father gave a commandment to me, so I do. Rise ye, go we hence.

27And he rose, and went forth. And lo! a man of Ethiopia, a mighty man-servant, a gelding of Candace, the queen of Ethiopians, which was on all her riches, came to worship in Jerusalem.

30And Philip ran to, and heard him reading Isaiah, the prophet. And he said, Guessest thou, whether thou un-derstandest, what things thou readest?

37And Philip said, If thou believest of all thine heart, it is leaveful. And he answered, and said, I believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

4Which Simon healed his folk, and delivered it from perdition. Which was mighty to alarge the city; [That cured or cared for his folk, and delivered it from perdition. That had the mastery to make large the city;]

11while he took the stole of glory, and was clothed in the perfection of virtue. In the ascending [or going up] of the holy altar, the clothing [or amice] of holiness gave glory.

24that Israel believe, that God’s mercy is with us, that he deliver them in their days.

12A! Lucifer, that risedest early, how fellest thou down from heaven; thou that woundedest folks, felledest down altogether into [the] earth.

19But thou art cast out of thy sepulchre, as an unprofitable stock, as defouled with rot; and wrapped with them that be slain with sword, and went down to the foundament of the pit. As a rotten carrion,

28The burden of Philistines. In the year wherein king Ahaz died, this burden was made.

10loving together the charity of brotherhood. Each come before to worship other [or Coming before together in honour];

12joying in hope, patient in tribulation, busy in prayer,

16Feel ye the same thing together; not understanding, [or savouring, or cunning], high things, but consenting to meek things, [following meek fathers]. Do not ye be prudent with yourselves;

14The spirit of a man sustaineth his feebleness; but who may sustain a spirit light to be wroth?

20A man’s womb shall be [ful] filled of the fruit of his mouth; and the seeds of his lips shall fill him.

22He that findeth a good woman, findeth a good thing; and of the Lord he shall draw up mirth. He that putteth away a good woman, putteth away a good thing; but he that holdeth an adulteress, is a fool and unwise.

3evermore and everywhere, thou best Felix, we have received with all doing of thankings.

5We have found this wicked man stirring dissension, to all Jews in all the world, and author of dissension of the sect of Nazarenes; [We have found this man bearing venom, or pestilence, and stirring sedition, or dissention, to all the Jews in all the world, and author of sedition of the sect of Nazarenes;]

18in which they found me purified in the temple, not with company, neither with noise. And they caught me, and they cried, and said, Take away our enemy. And some Jews of Asia,

3For why wayward thoughts part [or sever] from God; but proved virtue reproveth unwise men.

9For why asking shall be in the thoughts of a wicked man [or of the unpious]. Forsooth the hearing of his words shall come to God, and to the punishing [or the correction] of his wickednesses;

14For why God made of nought all things, that those should be; and he made the nations of the world able to be healed. For why medicine of destroying is not in those men, neither the realm of hells [or of hell] is in earth.

10And mine enemy shall behold me, and she shall be covered with confusion, which saith to me, Where is thy Lord God? Mine eyes shall see her, now she shall be into defouling, as clay, either fen, of streets.

18God, who is like thee, that doest away wickedness, and bearest over the sin of the remnants of thine heritage? He shall no more send in his strong vengeance, for he is willing or desiring mercy;

19he shall turn again, and have mercy on us. He shall put down our wickednesses, and shall cast far into deepness of the sea all our sins.

15He forgetteth, that a foot treadeth those eggs, either that a beast of the field all-breaketh them.

20Whether thou shalt raise him as locusts? The glory of his nostrils is dreaded.

26Whether an hawk spreading abroad his wings to the south, beginneth to have feathers by thy wisdom?