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Wycliffe's English Translation (1388)
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The King James Version (w/Strong's)
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[1]The titil of the two and sixtithe salm. `The salm of Dauid, `whanne he was in the desert of Judee. [1]To the chief MusicianH5329[H8764], to JeduthunH3038, A PsalmH4210 of DavidH1732. Truly my soulH5315 waitethH1747 upon GodH430: from him cometh my salvationH3444.
[2]God, my God, Y wake to thee ful eerli. Mi soule thirstide to thee; my fleisch thirstide to thee ful many foold. [2]He only is my rockH6697 and my salvationH3444; he is my defenceH4869; I shall not be greatlyH7227 movedH4131.[H8735]
[3]In a lond forsakun with out wei, and with out water, so Y apperide to thee in hooli; that Y schulde se thi vertu, and thi glorie. [3]How long will ye imagine mischiefH2050[H8779] against a manH376? ye shall be slainH7523[H8792] all of you: as a bowingH5186[H8803] wallH7023 shall ye be, and as a totteringH1760[H8803] fenceH1447.
[4]For thi merci is betere than lyues; my lippis schulen herie thee. [4]They only consultH3289[H8804] to cast him downH5080[H8687] from his excellencyH7613: they delightH7521[H8799] in liesH3577: they blessH1288[H8762] with their mouthH6310, but they curseH7043[H8762] inwardlyH7130. SelahH5542.
[5]So Y schal blesse thee in my lijf; and in thi name Y schal reise myn hondis. [5]My soulH5315, waitH1826[H8798] thou only upon GodH430; for my expectation is from himH8615.
[6]Mi soule be fillid as with inner fatnesse and vttermere fatnesse; and my mouth schal herie with lippis of ful out ioiyng. [6]He only is my rockH6697 and my salvationH3444: he is my defenceH4869; I shall not be movedH4131.[H8735]
[7]So Y hadde mynde on thee on my bed, in morewtidis Y shal thenke of thee; [7]In GodH430 is my salvationH3468 and my gloryH3519: the rockH6697 of my strengthH5797, and my refugeH4268, is in GodH430.
[8]for thou were myn helpere. And in the keueryng of thi wyngis Y schal make `ful out ioye, my soule cleuede after thee; [8]TrustH982[H8798] in him at all timesH6256; ye peopleH5971, pour outH8210[H8798] your heartH3824 beforeH6440 him: GodH430 is a refugeH4268 for us. SelahH5542.
[9]thi riythond took me vp. [9]Surely menH120[H1121] of low degree are vanityH1892, and menH376 of high degree are a lieH3577: to be laidH5927[H8800] in the balanceH3976, they are altogetherH3162 lighter than vanityH1892.
[10]Forsothe thei souyten in veyn my lijf, thei schulen entre in to the lower thingis of erthe; [10]TrustH982[H8799] not in oppressionH6233, and become not vainH1891[H8799] in robberyH1498: if richesH2428 increaseH5107[H8799], setH7896[H8799] not your heart upon themH3820.
[11]thei schulen be bitakun in to the hondis of swerd, thei schulen be maad the partis of foxis. [11]GodH430 hath spokenH1696[H8765] onceH259; twiceH8147 have I heardH8085[H8804] thisH2098; that powerH5797 belongeth unto GodH430.
[12]But the king schal be glad in God; and alle men schulen be preysid that sweren in hym, for the mouth of hem, that speken wickid thingis, is stoppid. [12]Also unto thee, O LordH136, belongeth mercyH2617: for thou renderestH7999[H8762] to every manH376 according to his workH4639.
Author: John Wycliffe (1328 – 1384)
Source: studybible.info
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