The. holie. Bible. conteynyng the olde Testament and the newe.

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The. holie. Bible. conteynyng the olde Testament and the newe.
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[Imprinted at London :: In povvles Churchyarde by Richarde Iugge, printer to the Queenes Maiestie,
[1568]]
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The .vij. Chapter.

1 Of the vices and wantonnesse of the people. 12 Of their punishment,

[unspec A] 1 WHen I vndertoke to make Israel whole, then the vngracious∣nesse of Ephraim, and the wickednes of Sa∣maria came to light, for thei go about with lyes, therfore the theefe robbeth with∣in, and the spoyler destroyeth without.

2 They consider not in their heartes that I remember al their wickednesse: Nowe their owne inuentions haue be∣set them, whiche I see well inough.

3 * 1.1They make the kyng glad with their wickednesse, and the princes with their lyes.

4 All these burne in adulterie, as it were an ouen that the baker heateth when he hath left kneading, tyll the dowe be leauened.

5 [This is] the day of our kyng, the princes haue made hym sicke with bot∣tels of wine, he hath stretched out his hande to scorners.

6 For whyles they lye in wayte, they haue made redye their heart lyke an ouen, their baker sleepeth all night, in the morning it burneth as a flambe of fire.

7 They are altogether as hotte as an [unspec B] ouen, and haue deuoured their owne iudges, all their kinges are fallen, yet is there none of them that calleth vpon me.

8 Ephraim hath mixt him selfe among [heathen] people, Ephraim is become like a cake that no man turneth.

9 Straungers haue deuoured his strength, and he regardeth it not: he waxeth full of gray heeres, yet wyll he not knowe it.

10 And the pryde of Israel testifieth to his face,* 1.2 yet wyll they not turne to the Lorde their God, nor seeke hym for all this.

11 Ephraim is like a doue that is begy∣led and hath no heart: * 1.3nowe call they vpon the Egyptians, now go they to the Assyrians.

12 But whyle they be goyng here and there I shal spreade my net ouer them, and drawe them downe as the foules of the ayre: and according as they haue ben warned, so wyll I punishe them.

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13 * 1.4Wo be vnto them, for they haue for∣saken me, they must be destroyed, for they haue set me at naught:* 1.5 I am he that hath redeemed them, yet haue they spoken lyes agaynst me.

14 * 1.6They call not vpon me with their heartes, but lye howlyng vpon their beddes: they wyll assemble them selues for corne and wine, but rebel against me.

15 I haue bounde [vp] and strengthened their arme: yet do they imagine mis∣chiefe agaynst me.

16 They turne them selues, but not to the most hyest, and are become as a broken bowe, their princes shalbe slayne with the sworde for the malice of their tongues: this shalbe their derision in the lande of Egypt.

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