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Ieremy the prophete, translated into Englisshe: by George Ioye: some tyme felowe of Peter College in Camebridge. The songe of Moses is added in the ende, to magnifye our Lorde for the fall of the Pharao, the bisshop of Rome; Bible. O.T. Prophets. English. Joye. Selections.
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Joye, George, d. 1553.
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his â—â—â—gnacion the stronge defensis of the daughter Juda layd them on the erthe he prophaned hir kingdome rulers verse Gimel In his heuy wrathe he alto broke the power of Israel He caused Israel to be handeled of their enymes and â—urned vp Jacob with the flame of fyer wastinge all rownde a boute verse Daleth He bente his bowe lyke an aduersarye and stretched forth his right hande lyke an enymye destroyed al thingis plesauÌ„t to beholde in the tabernacle of the daughter Zion he powered forthe his wrathe lyke fyer verse He. The Lorde became an enymye threwdowne hedelinge Israel he casted downe al their palaces withe al their stronge defences encresed heuynes euen perpetually vnto the daughter Juda. verse Dau. He also dispersed hir tabernacle which was lyke paradyse and did put downe hir solempne festis The lorde did oute of mynde in Zion solempnites sabbath dayes in the fury of his indignacion wrathe he layed open kinge and preiste for euery obprobriouse reuelinge verse Zain The Lorde repessed his owne auter he was angrye with his secrete holy place and gaue vp hir wallis with turrettis into the handis of their enymes which made a noyse in the house of the Lorde as it had ben in one of their solempne festis verse Heth. The Lorde determined to destroye the wallis of the daughter Zion he drewe for the his lyne and turned not his hande tyl he had cast it downe wherfore the turrettis with the wallis throne downe moorne bothe togither verse Teth. Hir gates were caste downe to y e grownde their barres wer alto broken Hir kinges and rulers wer led a waye vnto the haithen They ar with out lawe prophete vision from the Lorde verse Jod The aldermen of the daughter Zion sitte downe with sylence on y e grounde their headis bespreigned with asshes themselues girte with sak The virgens of Jerusalem cast downe their headis to the grounde verse Caph. Aboundance of teris wasted my eyes my bowels rombled with in me my lyuer was powerd forth vpon y e grownde for the destruccion of my peple when the chyldern and souklingis famesshed and filldowne in the stretis of the cyte verse Lamed Euen when they wolde saye to their mothers where is the meat and drincke And as they thus sayd they fildowne in y e stretis as men wownded and some leete their lyues in their mothers bosomes verse Mem. By what thing might I certifye the to what thinge might I compare y e oh daughter Jerusalem what thinge might I lyken the to withe what thinge might I conferre the oh virgen and daughter Zion For thy destruccion and wownde is a sea vnmesurable Who maye heale the verse Nun. Thy Prophetis loked the forthe vayne and folisshe thingis nether wolde they vtter and tel the thy wikednes that they might haue turned a waye thy captiuite but they loked forth falsely burdens for the deceyuable dispersions verse Samech Al that passed forby the clapped their handis at the they hyssed and wagged their headis vpon the daughter Jerusasem saynge Is thâ—s the cyte that euery man praysed to be so fayer in whicht al y e worlde delighted verse Ain All thy enymes mocked moewed vpon the they hyssed grenned saynge let vs deuoure for the tyme is come that we loked fore we haue fownde and sene verse Pe. The lorde hathe performed his thought and fynesshed his worde decreed in tyme paste He hath destroyed and spared not He hathe made thyne enymye glad ouer the and exalted the power of thy aduersayrys verse Zadic Let thy herte crye vnto the Lorde oh cyte daughter Zion Let thy teris flowout lyke a ryuer daye and night take the to no reste nor let not the apple of thyn eye ceasse verse Kuph Aryse and praye be night in the begininge of the watche powerout thy herte lyke water before the Lorde lyft vp thy handis vnto him for y e lyues of thy lytelons which perisshe for honger in the headis endis of euery strete verse Res. Se Lorde beholde wherfore hast thou thus plucked vs awaye hath it any where be sene women to haue eaten their owne chyldern of a spanne longe Haâ—ie ther be sene priest and Prophete slayne in the secrete holy place of the Lorde verse Sin Yonge and olde ar layd with oute on the grownde my maydes and yonge men ar smyteÌ„downe with swerde whom thou slewest in the daye of thy wrathe thou hast slayne and not spared verse Thau Thou calledst my neghbours a boute me lyke as vnto a solempne feste ther escaped none nor yet any left in y e daye of the wrathe of the Lorde What I nourisshed encriased my aduersarys consumed The .iii. Chapiter verse Aleph IT is I that am the very man which haue felte the miserable calamite by the staffe of his wrathe verse Aleph It is I whom he droue and led but yet in derkenes and not in light verse Aleph Agenst me be turned and moued his hande at all tymes verse Beth. He made olde my flesshe and skyne and broke my bones to powlder verse Beth. He buylded agenst me and closed me in with gall and labour verse Beth. He did sette me in Detkenes as dead men for euer verse Gimel He hedged me in rowndabout that I coude not scape and layed more waight vpon my gyues verse Gimel Ye and albeit I crye and make supplicacion yet he repelleth my prayer verse Gimel He stopped my waye with fower squared stones and made croked my pathes verse Daleth He became a waite laynge bere for me a lyon in a preuy place verse Daleth He inuerted my waye and disapoynted me of my iourney he made me desolate verse Daleth He bente his bowe did sette me vp his marke to shote at verse He. He sente his arows into my raynes verse He. I was made a fable and a perpetual iesting stok to all my peple verse He. He satisfyed me with bitternes and filled me with worme wode verse Dau. He knocked out my tethe w t a stone spurned me rolled w t his fete in y e duste verse Dau. He did put me from al maner rest so y t I haue no remeÌ„beraÌ„ce of any goodnes verse Dau Thus therfore I thinke with my selfe I am vtterly vndone and altogither forsaken of the Lorde verse Zain Remember my affliccion my violent iniury wormewode and gall verse Zain My soule in ernestly remembringe these thingis melteth a waye in me verse Zain Whyse yet I call these thingis vnto my mynde I come thus agene to hope verse Heth That y e mercyes of y e lorde ar al not wasted his goodnesses ceasse not verse Heth. Thy grete faithfulnes is lyke the fresshe morninge verse Heth. The Lorde is my parte saith my soule wherfore I truste in him verse Teth. The Lorde is good vnto y e faste beleuinge soule y t seketh asketh aftir him verse Teth. It