CAP. IV.
[verse 1] For lo! a dai schal come, brennynge as a chymenei; and alle proude men, and alle doynge [that done R.] vnpitee schulen be stobul; and the dai comynge schal enflaume hem, seith the Lord of oostis, which schal not leeue to hem rote and [of R.] buriownyng. [verse 2] And to ȝou dredynge [that dredden R.] my name the sunne of riȝt|wisnesse [riȝtfulnesse R.] schal rise [rise, ether [or EP] be borun CEFGHIKMNPQSUX.] , and heelthe in [schal be in R.] pen|nys [the pennys R.] of hym; and ȝe schulen go out, and schulen skippe [lippe CEFGHIKMNPQSUX.] , as a calf of [in R.] the [a K.] droue. [verse 3] And ȝe schulen to-trede vnpitouse [the vnpitouse I.] men, whanne thei schulen be aische vndur the soole of ȝoure feet, in the dai in [Om. R.] which Y do [schal do R.] , seith the Lord of oostis. [verse 4] Bithenke ȝe on the lawe of my seruaunt Moises, which Y comaundide to hym in Oreb, to al Israel comaundementis and domes. [verse 5] Lo! Y schal sende to ȝou Elie, the profete, bi|fore that the greet dai and orible of the Lord come. [verse 6] And he schal conuerte the
