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The Septuagint in English by Brenton
LXX(EN)
Vita Adae et Evae from "The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament"
LOAE
[1]Remember, O Lord, what has happened to us: behold, and look on our reproach. [No book]
[2]Our inheritance has been turned away to aliens, our houses to strangers: [No book]
[3]we are become orphans, we have no father, our mothers are as widows. [No book]
[4]We have drunk our water for money; our wood is sold to us for a burden on our neck: [No book]
[5]we have been persecuted, we have laboured, we have had no rest. [No book]
[6]Egypt gave the hand to us, Assur to their own satisfaction. [No book]
[7]Our fathers sinned, and are not: we have borne their iniquities. [No book]
[8]Servants have ruled over us: there is none to ransom us out of their hand. [No book]
[9]We shall bring in our bread with danger of our lives, because of the sword of the wilderness. [No book]
[10]Our skin is blackened like an oven; they are convulsed, because of the storms of famine. [No book]
[11]They humbled the women in Sion, the virgins in the cities of Juda. [No book]
[12]Princes were hanged up by their hands: the elders were not honoured. [No book]
[13]The chosen men lifted up the voice in weeping, and the youths fainted under the wood. [No book]
[14]And the elders ceased from the gate, the chosen men ceased from their music. [No book]
[15]The joy of our heart has ceased; our dance is turned into mourning. [No book]
[16]The crown has fallen from our head: yea, woe to us! for we have sinned. [No book]
[17]For this has grief come; our heart is sorrowful: for this our eyes are darkened. [No book]
[18]Over the mountain of Sion, because it is made desolate, foxes have walked therein. [No book]
[19]But thou, O Lord, shalt dwell for ever; thy throne shall endure to generation and generation. [No book]
[20]Wherefore wilt thou utterly forget us, and abandon us a long time? [No book]
[21]Turn us, O Lord, to thee, and we shall be turned; and renew our days as before. [No book]
[22]For thou hast indeed rejected us; thou hast been very wroth against us. [No book]
Author: Sir Lancelot Charles Lee Brenton (1851)
Source: ecmarsh.com
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