Habakkuk 2:6 Cross References - Wycliffe

⁶ Whether not alle these puplis schulen take a parable on hym, and the speking of derk sentencis of hym? And it schal be seid, Wo to hym that multiplieth thingis not his owne; hou longe, and he aggreggith ayens hym silf thicke clei?

⁷ And whanne his parable `was takun, he seide, Balaach, the kyng of Moabitis, brouyte me fro Aran, fro the `hillis of the eest; and he seide, Come thou and curse Jacob; haaste thou, and greetli curse thou Israel.

¹⁸ And whanne his parable `was takun, he seide, Stonde, Balach, and herkene; here, thou sone of Sephor. God is not `as a man,

¹⁵ He schal spue out the richessis, whiche he deuouride; and God schal drawe tho ritchessis out of his wombe. ¹⁶ He schal souke the heed of snakis; and the tunge of an addre schal sle hym. ¹⁷ Se he not the stremys of the flood of the stronde, of hony, and of botere. ¹⁸ He schal suffre peyne for alle thingis whiche he hath do, netheles he schal not be wastid; aftir the multitude of his fyndyngis, so and `he schal suffre. <sup>19</sup> For he brake, and made nakid the hows of a pore man; he rauyschide, and bildide it not. <sup>20</sup> And his wombe was not fillid; and whanne he hath that, that he couetide, he may not holde in possessioun. <sup>21</sup> `No thing lefte of his mete; and therfor no thing schal dwelle of his goodis. ²² Whanne he is fillid, he schal be maad streit; he schal `be hoot, and alle sorewe schal falle in on hym. <sup>23</sup> `Y wolde, that his wombe be fillid, that he sende out in to hym the ire of his strong veniaunce, and reyne his batel on hym. ²⁴ He schal fle yrun armuris, and he schal falle in to a brasun boowe. ²⁵ Led out, and goynge out `of his schethe, and schynynge, `ether smytinge with leit, `in to his bittirnesse; orrible fendis schulen go, and schulen come on hym. <sup>26</sup> Alle derknessis ben hid in hise priuytees; fier, which is not teendid, schal deuoure hym; he schal be turmentid left in his tabernacle. <sup>27</sup> Heuenes schulen schewe his wickidnesse; and erthe schal rise togidere ayens hym. <sup>28</sup> The seed of his hows schal be opyn; it schal be drawun doun in the dai of the strong veniaunce of the Lord. <sup>29</sup> This is the part of a wickid man, `which part is youun of God, and the eritage of hise wordis of the Lord.

⁶ For thou hast take awei with out cause the wed of thi britheren; and hast spuylid nakid men of clothis. ⁷ Thou yauest not watir to the feynt man; and thou withdrowist breed fro the hungri man. ⁸ In the strengthe of thin arm thou haddist the lond in possessioun; and thou moost myyti heldist it. ⁹ Thou leftist widewis voide; and al to-brakist the schuldris of fadirles children. ¹⁰ Therfor thou art cumpassid with snaris; and sodeyn drede disturblith thee.

³ For God is a greet Lord, and a greet king aboue alle goddis; for the Lord schal not putte awei his puple.

¹⁶ He that falsli chalengith a pore man, to encreesse hise owne richessis, schal yyue to a richere man, and schal be nedi.

⁴ thou schalt take this parable ayens the kyng of Babiloyne, and thou schalt sei, Hou ceesside the wrongful axere, restide tribute? ⁵ The Lord hath al to-broke the staf of wickid men, the yerde of lordis, ⁶ that beet puplis in indignacioun, with vncurable wounde, that sugetide folkis in woodnesse, that pursuede cruely. ⁷ Ech lond restide, and was stille; it was ioiful, and made ful out ioie. ⁸ Also fir trees and cedris of the Liban weren glad on thee; sithen thou sleptist, noon stieth that kittith vs doun. ⁹ Helle vndur thee is disturblid for the meeting of thi comyng; he schal reise giauntis to thee; alle the princes of erthe han rise fro her seetis, alle the princes of naciouns. ¹⁰ Alle thei schulen answere, and thei shulen seie to thee, And thou art woundid as and we, thou art maad lijk vs. ¹¹ Thi pride is drawun doun to hellis, thi deed careyn felle doun; a mouyte schal be strewyd vndur thee, and thin hilyng schal be wormes. ¹² A! Lucifer, that risidist eerli, hou feldist thou doun fro heuene; thou that woundist folkis, feldist doun togidere in to erthe. ¹³ Which seidist in thin herte, Y schal stie in to heuene, Y schal enhaunse my seete aboue the staris of heuene; Y schal sitte in the hil of testament, in the sidis of the north. ¹⁴ Y schal stie on the hiynesse of cloudis; Y schal be lijk the hiyeste. ¹⁵ Netheles thou schalt be drawun doun to helle, in to the depthe of the lake. ¹⁶ Thei that schulen se thee, schulen be bowid doun to thee, and schulen biholde thee. Whether this is the man, that disturblid erthe, that schook togidere rewmes? ¹⁷ that settide the world desert, and distried the citees therof, and openyde not the prisoun to the boundun men of hym? ¹⁸ Alle the kyngis of hethene men, alle slepten in glorie, a man in his hous. ¹⁹ But thou art cast out of thi sepulcre, as an vnprofitable stok, as defoulid with rot; and wlappid with hem that ben slayn with swerd, and yeden doun to the foundement of the lake.

²⁰ A part therof is aische; an vnwijs herte schal worschipe it, and he schal not delyuere his soule, nether he schal seie, A strong leesyng is in my riythond.

² Whi peisen ye siluer, and not in looues, and youre trauel, not in fulnesse? Ye herynge here me, and ete ye good, and youre soule schal delite in fatnesse.

²² And cursyng schal be takun of hem to al the passyng ouer of Juda, which is in Babiloyne, of men seiynge, The Lord sette thee as Sedechie, and as Achab, whiche the kyng of Babiloyne friede in fier,

¹³ For the wraththe of the Lord it schal not be enhabitid, but it schal be dryuun al in to wildirnesse; ech that schal passe bi Babiloyne, schal wondre, and schal hisse on alle the woundis therof.

³⁴ Nabugodonosor, the kyng of Babiloyne, eet me, and deuouride me; he made me as a voide vessel, he as a dragoun swolewide me; he fillide his wombe with my tendirnesse, and he castide me out. ³⁵ Wickidnesse ayens me, and my fleisch on Babiloyne, seith the dwellyng of Sion; and my blood on the dwelleris of Caldee, seith Jerusalem.

²¹ The myytieste of stronge men schulen speke to hym, fro the myddis of helle, whiche with her helperis yeden doun, and slepten vncircumcidid, and slayn bi swerd.

⁴ In that dai a parable schal be takun on you, and a song schal be songun with swetnesse of men, seiynge, Bi robbyng we ben distried; a part of my puple is chaungid; hou schal he go awei fro me, whanne he turneth ayen that schal departe youre cuntreis?

⁹ Alle men schulen come to preye, the faces of hem is as a brennynge wynd; and he schal gadere as grauel caitifte, ¹⁰ and he schal haue victorie of kyngis, and tirauntis schulen be of his scornyng. He schal leiye on al strengthe, and schal bere togidere heep of erthe, and schal take it.

¹⁵ He schal lifte vp al in the hook; he drawide it in his greet net, and gaderide in to his net; on this thing he schal be glad, and make ioie with outforth.

¹³ Whether not these thingis ben of the Lord of oostis? For puplis schulen trauele in myche fier, and folkis in veyn, and thei schulen faile.

²⁰ And God seide to hym, Fool, in this nyyt thei schulen take thi lijf fro thee. And whos schulen tho thingis be, that thou hast arayed?

²⁹ But Y spare you. Therfor, britheren, Y seie this thing, The tyme is schort. Another is this, that thei that han wyues, be as thouy thei hadden noon; ³⁰ and thei that wepen, as thei wepten not; and thei that ioien, as thei ioieden not; and thei that bien, as thei hadden not; ³¹ and thei that vsen this world, as thei that vsen not. For whi the figure of this world passith.

¹ Do now, ye riche men, wepe ye, yellinge in youre wretchidnessis that schulen come to you. ² Youre richessis ben rotun, and youre clothis ben etun of mouytis. ³ Youre gold and siluer hath rustid, and the rust of hem schal be to you in to witnessyng, and schal ete youre fleischis, as fier. Ye han tresourid to you wraththe in the last daies. ⁴ Lo! the hire of youre werke men, that repiden youre feeldis, which is fraudid of you, crieth; and the cry of hem hath entrid in to the eeris of the Lord of oostis.

⁷ For the ende of alle thingis schal neiye. Therfor be ye prudent, and wake ye in preyeris;