This page has been validated.
48
Euangelium
XI,13—
oð þis heofena rīce þolað nēad, and strece nimað þæt.[1]
13. Sōþlīce ealle wītegan and ǣ wītegudun oð Iohannes.[2]
14. And gyf gē wyllað gelȳfan, hē ys Helias þe tō cumenne ys.[3]
15. Sē ðe ēaran hæbbe tō gehȳrynne, gehȳre.[4]
16. Sōþlīce hwām telle ic þās cnēorysse gelīce? Hēo ys gelīc sittendum cnapun on foretīge; þā hrȳmað tō hyra efengelīcon,[5]
17. and cweþað, Wē sungun ēow, and gē ne frīcudun; we cwīþdun, and gē ne wēopun.[6]
18. Sōþlīce Iohannes cōm nē etende nē drincende, and hī cwǣdun, Hē hæfð dēofulsēocnysse.[7]
19. Mannes Sunu cōm etende and dryncynde, and hī cweðaþ, Hēr ys ettul mann and wīndrincende, mānfulra and synfulra frēond! And wīsdōm ys gerihtwīsud fram heora bearnum.[8]
Đys godspel gebyrað on frīgedæg on þǣre þrȳttēoþan wucan ofer pentecosten.
20. Đā ongan hē hyspan þā burga on þām wǣrun[9]
- ↑ B, heofenan.
- ↑ A, witegodon.
- ↑ A, elias; A, cumene, B, cumynne.
- ↑ A, gehyranne.
- ↑ B, sittyndun; A, cnapan; A, heora; A, efengelicum, B, efyngelicun.
- ↑ A, sungon; A, fricedan; A, cwyðdan; A, weopon.
- ↑ B, drincynde; A, cwædon; A, deofel-.
- ↑ A, dryncende, B, drincende; A, etul; A, B, man; B, -drincynde; A, geryhtwysod; A, hyra.
- ↑ A, wæron.
