Rotherham(i)
1 Whence wars and whence fightings among you? are they not from hence––due to your pleasures which are taking the field in your members?
2 Ye covet––and have not, ye commit murder, and are jealous––and cannot obtain,––ye fight and war. Ye have not––because ye do not really ask,
3 Ye ask and receive not, because that, basely, ye ask, in order that, in your pleasures, ye may spend [it].
4 Adulteresses! Know ye not that, the friendship of the world, is, enmity to God? Whosoever, therefore, is minded to be, a friend, of the world, an enemy of God, doth constitute himself.
5 Or think ye that, in vain, the scripture speaketh? Is it, for envying, that the spirit which hath taken an abode within us doth crave?
6 Howbeit he giveth, greater, favour. Wherefore it saith––God, against the haughty, arrayeth himself, Whereas, unto the lowly, he giveth favour.
7 Range yourselves, therefore, under God, but withstand the adversary, and he will flee from you:
8 Draw near unto God, and he will draw near unto you. Cleanse hands, sinners! Chasten hearts, double souls!
9 Be miserable and lament and weep, let, your laughter, into lamentation, be turned, and, your joy, into dejection;
10 Be made low in presence of the Lord, and he will lift you up.