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Wycliffe's Bible — Mark (1380s)

“ Y woot þat þou art þe holy of God. And Jhesus þretenyde to hym, seyinge, Wexe dowmb, and go out of þe man. And þe vnclene goost debrekynge hym, and cryinge wiþ grete vois, wente awey fro hym. And alle men wondriden, so þat þei souȝten togidre amonge hem, seyinge, What is þis þinge? what is þis newe techyng? for in power he comaundiþ to vnclene spiritis, and þei obeyen to hym. And þe tale, or tyþing, of hym wente forþ anoon in to al þe cuntree of Galilee. And anoon þei goynge out of þe synagoge camen in to þe hous of Symont and Andrew, wiþ James and Joon. ”
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Wycliffe's Bible — Mark (1380s)

“ Þe which turnyd, seynge his disciplis, manaside Petre, seiynge, Go aftir me, Saþanas; for þou sauerist not þo þingis þat ben of God, but þo þingis þat ben of men. And þe cumpanye of peple gederid, wiþ his disciplis, he seide to hem, If ony man wole sue me, denye he him self, and take he his cros, and sue he me. Soþly who so wole make his soule, þat is, his lyf, saf, he schal leese it; forsoþe he þat schal leese his soule, þat is, his lyf, for me and þe gospel, schal make it saf. Soþli what profiteþ it a man, if he wynne al þe world, and do peyringe to his soule? ”
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Wycliffe's Bible — Mark (1380s)

“ Forsoþe after þat Joon was taken, Jhesus came in to Galilee, prechinge þe gospel of þe kyngdam of God, and seiynge, For tyme is fulfillid, and þe kyngdam of God shal come niȝ; forþinke ȝee, or do ȝee penaunce, and bileue ȝee to þe gospel. And he passynge bisidis þe see of Galilee, say Symont, and Andrew, his broþer, sendynge nettis in to þe see; soþely þei weren fishers. And Jhesus seide to hem, Come ȝee after me; I shal make ȝou to be maad fishers of men. And anoon þe nettis forsaken, þei sueden hym. ”
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