Genesis 9:10 Cross References - Matthew

¹⁰ & wyth all lyuynge thynge that is wyth you: both foule & cattel, & al maner beastes of the earth that is with you, of al that commeth out of the arcke, whatsoeuer beast of the earth it be.

¹ And God remembred Noe & al the beastes & al the catel that were with him in the arck. And God made a wynde to blowe vpon the erth, & the waters ceased:

¹⁵ And then wyll I thinke vpon my testament whych I haue made betwene me and you, and all that lyueth whatsoeuer fleshe it be. So that henceforth there shall be no more waters to make a floude to destroy all fleshe. ¹⁶ The bowe shal be in the cloudes, & I wil loke vpon it, to remembre the euerlastynge testament betwene God & all that lyueth vpon the earth, whatsoeuer fleshe it be.

¹ Then spake the Lorde vnto Iob oute of the storme, and sayd: ² what is he that hideth his mynde with folysh wordes? ³ Gyrde vp thy loynes lyke a man, for I wyl question the, se thou geue me a dyrecte aunswere. ⁴ Where wast thou, when I layde the foundacyons of the earth? Tel planely yf thou hast vnderstandyng. ⁵ Who hath measured it, knoweste thou? Or, who hath spreade the lyne vpon it? ⁶ Wherevpon stande the pylers of it? Or who layed the corner stone? ⁷ Where wast thou when the mornyng starres praysed me together & all the chyldren of God reioysed triumphantly? ⁸ Who shut the sea with dores, when it brake forth as a chyld oute of his mothers wombe? ⁹ When I made the cloudes to be a coueryng for it, & swadled it wyth the darcke? ¹⁰ when I gaue it my commaundement, makynge dores & barres for it, ¹¹ saying: Hytherto shalt thou come, but no forther, & here shalte thou laye doune thy proude & hye waues. ¹² Haste thou geuen the mornyng his charge (as sone as thou wast borne) and shewed the daye sprynge his place, ¹³ that it might take holde of the corners of the earthe, & that the vngodlye myght be shaken out? ¹⁴ Theyr tokens & weapons haste thou turned lyke claye & set them vp agayne as the chaunginge of a garment. ¹⁵ Yea thou hast spoyled the vngodly of theyr lyght, & broken the arme of the proude. ¹⁶ Camest thou euer into the grounde of the sea: or haste thou walked in the lowe corners of the depe? ¹⁷ Haue the gates of death ben opened vnto the, or haste thou sene the dore of euerlasting treasure? ¹⁸ Hast thou also perceiued, how broad the earth is? Nowe yf thou haste knowledge of all, ¹⁹ then shewe me where lyght dwelleth, & where darcknes is: ²⁰ that thou mayest brynge vs vnto theyr quarters, yf thou canste tell the waye to theyr houses. ²¹ Knewest thou (when thou wast borne) how olde thou shuldest be? ²² Wentest thou euer into the threasuryes of the snowe, or haste thou sene the secrete places of the hayle, ²³ whiche I haue prepared agaynst the tyme of trouble, agaynste the tyme of battell and warre? ²⁴ By what waye is the lyghte parted, and the heate dealte oute vpon the earth? ²⁵ Who deuydeth the aboundaunce of waters into ryuers, or who maketh a waye for the stormye wether, ²⁶ that it watereth & moystureth the drye and baren grounde, ²⁷ to make the grasse growe in places where no body dwelleth, and in the wyldernes where no man remayneth? ²⁸ Who is the father of rayne? Or who hath begotten the droppes of dewe? ²⁹ Oute of whose wombe came the yse? Who hath gendred the coldnes of the ayre? ³⁰ that the waters are as harde as stones, and lye congeled aboue the depe. ³¹ Haste thou brought the .vij. starres together? Or art thou able to breake the circle of heauen? ³² Canst thou brynge forth the mornynge starre or the euenyng starre at conuenyente tyme, & conueye them home agayne? ³³ Knowest thou the course of heauen, that thou mayest set vp the ordynaunce thereof vpon the earth? ³⁴ Moreouer canst thou lyfte vp thy voyce to the cloudes, that they maye powre doune a greate rayne vpon the? ³⁵ Canste thou thondre also that they maye go theyr waye, & be obedient vnto the, saying: Lo here are we. ³⁶ Who geueth sure wysdome or stedfast vnderstandyng? ³⁷ who numbreth the cloudes in wysdome? who stylleth the vehement waters of heauen? ³⁸ who turneth the clottes to duste, & then to be clottes agayne? ³⁹ Hunteste thou the praye from the lyon, or fedest thou hys welpes ⁴⁰ lying in theyr dennes, & lurkyng in theyr couches? ⁴¹ who prouydeth meate for the rauen, when his younge ones crye vnto God, and fle aboute for wante of meate?

¹ Darrest thou drawe out Leuyathan wt an angle, or bynde hys tonge with a snare? ² Canste thou put a rynge in the nose of hym, or bore hys chaftes thorow wt a naule. ³ Wil he make many fayre wordes wyth the (thinckest thou) or flattre the? ⁴ Wyll he make a couenaunt wyth the? Or art thou able for to compel him to do the contynuall seruyce? ⁵ Wylt thou take thy pastyme wyth hym as with a byrd, or geue him vnto thy maydens, ⁶ that thy companyons maye hewe hym in peces, to be parted amonge the marchaunt men? ⁷ Canste thou fyl the net with his skinne, or the fyshe pannyer with hys heade? ⁸ Darrest thou laye hande vpon him? It is better for the to consydre what harme might happen the there thorow & not to touche hym. ⁹ For when thou thinkest to haue hold vpon hym, he shall begyle the: Euery man also that seyth hym, shal go backe. And why? ¹⁰ there darre none be so bolde as to rayse hym vp. Who is able to stande before me? ¹¹ Or, who hath geuen me anye thynge afore hande, that I am bound to reward hym againe? All thynges vnder heauen are myne. ¹² I feare hym not, whether he threaten or speake fayre. ¹³ Who lyfteth hym vp, & strypeth hym out of hys clothes, or who taketh him by the byt of hys brydle? ¹⁴ Who openeth the dore of hys face? for he hath horryble tethe rounde aboute. ¹⁵ Hys body is couered with scales as it were wyth shyldes, lockt in, kepte, & wel compacte together. ¹⁶ One is so ioyned to another, that no ayre can come in ¹⁷ Yea one hangeth so vpon another, & stycketh so together, that they can not be sundered. ¹⁸ His nesynge is lyke a glysteryng fyre, & his eyes lyke the morning shyne. ¹⁹ Oute of hys mouthe go torches & fyre brandes ²⁰ oute of hys nostrels there goeth a smoke, like as oute of an hote sethinge pot. ²¹ His breth maketh the cotes burne, the flamme goeth out of hys mouth. ²² In his necke remayneth strength & before hys face sorow is turned to gladnes. ²³ The membres of his body are ioyned so strait one to another, and cleue so fast together, that he can not be moued. ²⁴ His hert is as herde as a stone, & as faste as the stithye that the hammer man smyteth vpon. ²⁵ When he goeth, the myghtiest of al are afrayed, & the waues heauy. ²⁶ If he drawe out the swearde, there maye neyther speare nor brest plate, abyde hym ²⁷ He setteth as much by a strawe as by yron, and as muche by a rotten stocke as by metall. ²⁸ He starteth not away for hym that bendeth the bowe: & as for slynge stones, he careth as muche for stubble as for them. ²⁹ He counteth the hammer no better then a strawe, he laugheth hym to scorne that shaketh the speare. ³⁰ He treadeth the golde in the myre lyke the sharpe potsherdes. ³¹ He maketh the depe to seethe and boyle lyke a pot, & stereth the sea together lyke an oyntment. ³² The waye is lyght after hym, the depe is hys walkynge place. ³³ Vpon earth is there no power lyke vnto hys, for he is so made that he feareth not. ³⁴ If a man wyll consydre all hye thinges, thys same is a kynge ouer all the chyldren of pryde.

⁵ Thy mercy, O Lorde, reacheth vnto the heauen, and thy faythfulnesse vnto the cloudes. ⁶ Thy righteousnesse standeth lyke the strong mountaynes, and thy iudgemente lyke the great depe. Thou Lord preseruest both men and beastes.

⁹ The Lorde is louynge vnto euery man, & hys mercy is ouer all hys workes.

¹¹ And shulde not I then haue compassion vpon Niniue that greate cytye, wherin there are aboue an .C. & .xx. thousand persones, that knowe not their right hand from the lefte, besyde moch catell?