JUDITH
Chapter 11
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:1 | Thanne Holofernes seide to hir, Be thou coumfortid, and nyle thou drede in thin herte, for Y neuere anoyede man, that wolde serue Nabugodonosor, the kyng. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:3 | But `now seie to me, for what cause yedist thou awei fro hem, and it pleside thee to come to vs. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:4 | And Judith seide, Take thou the wordis of thin handmaide; for, if thou suest the wordis of thin handmaide, the Lord schal make a perfit thing with thee. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:5 | Forsothe Nabugodonosor, the kyng of erthe, lyueth, and his vertu lyueth, which is in thee to the chastisyng of alle soulis errynge; for not oneli men schulen serue hym `bi thee, but also beestis of the feeld obeien to hym. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:6 | For the prudence of thi soule is teld to alle folkis; and it is schewid to al the world, that thou aloon art good and myyti in al his rewme; and thi techyng is prechid in alle prouyncis. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:7 | Nether this thing is hid, which Achior spak, nether that thing is vnknowun, which thou comaundidist to bifalle to hym. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:8 | For it is knowun, that oure God is so offendid bi synnes, that he sente bi hise profetis to the puple, that he wolde bitake hem for her synnes. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:9 | And for the sones of Israel witen, that thei han offendid `her Lord God, the tremblyng of hym is on hem. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:10 | Ferthermore also hungur hath asailid hem, and for drynesse of watir thei ben rikenyd now among deed men. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:12 | and thei thouyten to yyue these hooli thingis `of her Lord in wheete, wyn, and oile, whiche God comaundide to be not touchid, and thei wolen waste the thingis, which thei ouyten not touche with hondis; therfor for thei doen these thingis, it is certeyn that thei schulen be youun in to perdicioun. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:13 | Which thing Y, thin handmaide, knew, and fledde fro hem, and the Lord sente me to telle these same thingis to thee. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:14 | For Y, thin handmaide, worschipe God, also now at thee; and thin handmaide schal go out, and Y schal preie God; | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:15 | and he schal seie to me, whanne he schal yelde to hem her synne; and Y schal come, and telle to thee, so that Y brynge thee thorouy the myddis of Jerusalem, and thou schalt haue al the puple of Israel as scheep `to whiche is no scheepherde, and ther schal not berke ayens thee nameli oon; | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:18 | Sotheli alle these wordis plesiden bifor Holofernes, and bifore hise children; and thei wondriden at the wisdom of hir; and oon seide to another, | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:19 | Ther is not sich a womman on erthe in siyt, in fairenesse, and in wit of wordis. | |
Judi | Wycliffe | 11:20 | And Holofernes seide to hir, God dide wel, that sente thee bifor the puple, that thou yyue it in myn hondis; | |