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Wycliffe's Bible — Jeremye (1380s)

“ For þese þingus seiþ þe Lord of ostis, God of Irael, An irene ȝoc Y haue set vp on þe necke of alle þese Jentilis, þat þei serue to Nabugodonosor, king of Babiloyne, and þei shul seruen to hym; ferþermor and þe bestus of erþe Y ȝaf to hym. And Jeremye, þe profete, seide to Ananye, þe profete, Here þou, Ananye; þe Lord sente not þee, and þou madist þis puple to troste in lesing. Þerfore þese þingus seiþ þe Lord, Lo! I shal þrowen out þee fro þe face of þe erþe; þis ȝer þou shalt die, forsoþe aȝen þe Lord þou speeke. And dead is Ananye, þe profete, in þat ȝer þe seuenþe moneþ. ”
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Wycliffe's Bible — Jeremye (1380s)

“ Baruch forsoþe seide to þem, Of his mouþ he spac, as redende to me, alle þese wrdus; and Y wrot in þe volum wiþ enke. And alle þe princes seiden to Baruch, Go, and be hid, þou and Jeremye; and no man wite wher ȝee be. And þei wenten in to þe king, in to þe porche; but þe volume þei leiden vp in to þe tresorie hous of Elisame, scribe. And þei tolden, herende þe king, alle þe wrdus. And so þe king sente to Judi, þat he shulde take þe volum. Þe whiche takende it fro þe tresorie place of Elisame, scribe, radde, herende þe king and alle þe princes, þat stoden aboute þe king. ”
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Wycliffe's Bible — Jeremye (1380s)

“ And gon shul þe cites of Juda and þe dwelleris of Jerusalem, and crien to þem, to whom þei offren; and þei shul not saue þem in tyme of þer tormenting. After þe noumbre forsoþe of þi cites weren þi godis, Juda, and after þe noumbre of þi weies, Jerusalem, þou settedest auteres of confusion, autres to offre to Balim. Þou þanne, wile þou not preȝe for þis puple, and ne take þou too for þem preising and orisoun; for Y shal not heren in þe time of þer cry to me, in tyme of þer torment. ”
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