The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocryphal books,

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The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments, with the Apocryphal books,
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CAP. X.

[verse 28] Forsoth aftir this dom [is the dom V.] , so and Crist was offrid onys, for [Om. SX.] to auoyde [voiden S. avoid, or do away T.] the synnes of many men; the secunde tyme [Om. X.] he schal appere withoute synne to men abydinge him into the [Om. V.] heelthe [heste Q.] `of hem by feith [Om. V.] . [verse 1] [In V the chapter begins here.] Forsoth the lawe [old lawe T.] hauynge schadowe of goodis to comynge [comen SX.] , not `the ilke [that X.] ymage of thingis, `by alle ȝeeris by the ilke same [Om. V. bi alle ȝeris bi tho same X.] oostis [oostis, that the lawe comaundith T. Om. V.] , whiche [Om. V. that X.] `thei offren withoute ceess|inge [Om. V.] , `neuere may [may neuere V.] make men `comynge [verse 2] nyȝ [neiȝinge V.] perfyt [perfyt, bi thilke same sacr. whiche thei offren without ceesing bi alle ȝeeris V.] ; ellis thei schulden haue ceess|id for [Om. SX.] to be offrid, therfore that the wor|schipers clensid oonys, hadden no [not ferthermore V.] con|science of synne ferthermore [Om. V.] . [verse 3] But in hem [hem by oft offring T.] mynde of synnes [synne T.] is maad by alle ȝeeris. [verse 4] Forsoth [For V.] it is ynpossible synnes [that synnes V.] for [Om. STVX.] to [Om. V.] be don [Om. N.] awey by blood of bolis, and buckis of geet. [verse 5] Therfore he entrynge into the world, seith, Thou woldist not `an oost [sacrifice V.] , `or sacrifice [Om. GMOPTVX.] , and offring; for|soth [but V.] thou [Om. T.] hast [schalt G. Om. T.] shapyn [Om. T.] a body [body to suffre and dye T.] to [thou hast ȝouun to T.] me; [verse 6] and [Om. V.] brent sacrificis for [and for V.] synne [synnes X.] pleside not to thee. [verse 7] Thanne I seyde, Loo! I come; in the heed [heuyd GT. bigynnyng O.] , `or bigynnyng [Om. GMOPX. or the bygynnynge Y.] , of the book it is writyn of me, that I do thi wille [wille, God T. wille, thou God V.] .

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[verse 8] He `seying aboue [aboue sayinge GMPT. bifore seyinge O. seyinge bifore V.] , `or bifore [Om. GMOPVX.] , For thou woldist not oostis [sacrifices V.] , and offringis, and brent sacrificis, and [Om. G sec. m.] for synne, ne [Om. O.] tho thingis ben plesaunt to thee, `the whiche [whiche V. that X.] ben [verse 9] offrid vp [after GMPT.] the lawe, thanne I seide, Lo! I come, that I do thi [the KQ.] wille, God [of God KQ.] . He doith awey the firste [first ȝouun bi Moi|ses T.] , that he make [ordeyned T. make stedfast V.] the [Om. T.] secunde [second ȝouun by Crist T.] . [verse 10] In which wil we ben halewid by the offring of the body of Crist Jhesu oonys. [verse 11] And sothli ech prest is redy `ech day mynystringe [mynystringe ech day V.] , `and ofte tymes [Om. G pr. m. ofte tymes and G sec. m. ofte tyme T.] off|ringe the same oostis [sacrifices V.] , `the whiche [whiche V. that X.] mown neuere do awey synnes [synne SY.] . [verse 12] Forsoth this man [man Crist T. Om. X.] offringe an [Om. AN. oon GMOPTX. OO V.] oost [sacrifice V.] for synnes, for euer|more sittith on [in AGMNPTVX.] the riȝthalf of God the [verse 13] fadir; fro thennis forth abidynge, til his enemyes ben put a stool of [vnder X.] his feet. [verse 14] Sothli by oon offryng he endide [eendid, or halowed T. maade parfit V.] for euermore halowide men. [verse 15] Forsoth and the Hooly Gost witnessith to [Om. T.] vs [vs trewe in this saying T.] ; forsoth [for V.] aftirward [aftir that V.] he [verse 16] seide, Forsoth this is the testament, `the which [whiche V. that X.] I schal witnesse to hem aftir tho [the Y.] dayes, `the Lord seith [seith the Lord GMPST.] , in [I schal ȝif in O.] ȝyuynge my lawis in the hertis [herte T.] of hem, and in the soulis [sones K.] of hem I [and I O.] schal aboue wryte hem; [verse 17] and now I schal no more thenke on [of MT.] the synnes and [and on Q.] wickidnessis of hem. [verse 18] For|sothe where `is remissioun of these [remissioun of these is V.] , now [now is V.] non offring for synne. [verse 19] `And so [Therfore V.] , britheren, hauynge [we hau|ynge MT.] trist [trist to entre MT.] into the entring of seyntis [hooly thingis V.] [verse 20] in the blood of Crist, `the which [which V. that X.] he [Om. QSTXY.] halowide [halewede, or bigan SY. halewede, either bigan V.] to vs a new wey, and lyuyng bi a veyl, `or keuering [Om. OX. or hiling V.] , that is to seye, his [verse 21] fleisch, and [and we hauynge V.] the [to the T.] greet prest on [vpon GMPT. of Q.] the hous [hous, or puple T.] [verse 22] of God, go [neiȝ TV.] we to [Om. V.] with verri herte into [in V.] the plente [temple X pr. m.] of feith; we [Om. S.] spreynt [spreynd, or clensid GMPT. sprengd X.] the hertis fro yuel conscience, and waischyn [verse 23] the body with clene watir, holde [holde we GMPST.] the con|fessioun

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of oure hope vnbowynge [vnblowynge T.] , `or that may not be foldyn [vnpliable OX. or that mai not be folt S. or that mai not be folden to flesche by desiris T.] ; forsoth [for V.] he is trewe that `bihiȝte aȝen [aȝenbihiȝte GMP. aȝein bihiȝt tho thingis that we hoopen T.] . [verse 24] And biholde we `in to [to TY.] gidere in [in to QT.] the stiringe [styȝinge V.] of charite and of [verse 25] goode werkis; not forsakynge [forsakynge in tyme of persecucioun T.] oure geder|inge to gidere, as it is of [Om. T.] custom to [of S.] sum men, but comfortinge [counseiling hem T.] , and by so moche the [Om. O.] more, by how [so XY.] moche ȝe schulen se [seen V.] the day [day of passioun T.] neiȝinge [neiȝ T.] . [verse 26] Forsoth [Forwhi V.] to [now a sacrifice for synnes is not left to us V.] vs syn|nynge wilfully, aftir the knowyng of treuthe takun, `now an oost [Om. V.] for [of Q. Om. V.] synnes [Om. V.] is [Om. QV.] not [Om. V.] left [laft, as was in the old lawe, for verre contricioun with feith purgith synne T. Om. V.] . [verse 27] For whi sum abyding of doom is dredful, and the [Om. SVY.] suyng of fyer, the [Om. VX.] which [that X.] is [Om. Q. schal V.] to [Om. QV.] waastynge [wasten SVX.] aduer|saries [the aduersaries T.] . [verse 28] Ony [A V.] man makynge voyde, `or brekinge [Om. OX.] , the lawe of Moyses, deieth with outen ony mercy, by tweyne [two GMPSTX.] or thre wit|nessis [verse 29] ; how moche more [Om. T.] gessen ȝe, him [that he V.] for [Om. SVX.] to [Om. V.] disserue [disserueth V.] worse turmentis, `the which [whiche V. that X.] `schal defoule [defoulith V.] the sone of God, and schal [Om. V.] leede [holde O. holdith V.] , `or holde [Om. OVX.] , the blood of the testament polute [pollutid N.] , in `the which [whom GMPT. which SVXY.] he is halewid [halowed, or clensid T.] , and `schal do [doth V.] wrong [dispit V.] , `or dispit [Om. OVX.] , to the spirit of grace? [verse 30] Sotheli we witen [knowen OV.] hym that seide, To me veniaunce, and I schal ȝelde. And eft, For the Lord schal deme his peple. [verse 31] It is feerful for [Om. SX.] to falle into hondis [the hoondes NO.] of `God lyuynge [lyuynge God GMT.] . [verse 32] Forsoth haue ȝe mynde on the formere dayes, in the [Om. VX.] whiche ȝe liȝtned susteyneden [suffriden MPTV.] greet stryf, `or fiȝt [Om. OX.] , of passiouns. [verse 33] And sothly in `that other [the tother AGMNOPSTVXY.] ȝe maad [ben made T. weren maad V.] a spectacle [spectacle, or wondringe GMPT.] bi schen|schips and [in K.] tribulaciouns; in the [that Q.] tothir [tother sijd T. othir Q.] forsothe ȝe ben [Om. N. weren V.] maad felowis of men lyuynge so [so suffring for Crist, as his apostlis T.] . [verse 34] For whi and to boundun men ȝe hadden compassioun, and ȝe res|seyueden with ioye the raueyne of ȝoure goodis [goodis, or rauisching of hem T.] , knowynge ȝou for [Om. SX.] to haue a

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betere and [and a MSTXY.] dwelling substaunce. [verse 35] `And so [Therfore V.] nyle ȝe leese ȝoure trist, `the which [whiche V. that X.] hath greet rewardyng. [verse 36] Forsoth pacience is nedeful to [in T.] ȝou, that ȝe doynge the wille of God, brynge aȝen the biheeste. [verse 37] Ȝit sotheli a litil, how euere litil [litil tyme O.] , he that is to comynge [come SX.] schal come, and he schal not tarie. [verse 38] Forsoth my iust man lyueth of feith; that if he `schal withdrawe [with|drawith V.] `him silf [hym fro the bileue T.] , he schal not plese to my soule. [verse 39] Forsoth we ben not the sones of withdrawynge awei into perdicioun, but of feith into the [Om. V.] get|yng of soule.

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