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[1] The title of the foure and seuentithe salm. `To the ouercomere; leese thou not the salm of the song of Asaph. [2] God, we schulen knouleche to thee, `we schulen knouleche; and we schulen inwardli clepe thi name. [3] We schulen telle thi merueilis; whanne Y schal take tyme, Y schal deme riytfulnesses. [4] The erthe is meltid, and alle that duellen ther ynne; Y confermede the pileris therof. [5] I seide to wickid men, Nyle ye do wickidli; and to trespassouris, Nyle ye enhaunce the horn. [6] Nyle ye reise an hiy youre horn; nyle ye speke wickidnesse ayens God. [7] For nether fro the eest, nethir fro the west, nethir fro desert hillis; for God is the iuge. [8] He mekith this man, and enhaunsith hym; for a cuppe of cleene wyn ful of meddling is in the hoond of the Lord. [9] And he bowide of this in to that; netheles the drast therof is not anyntischid; alle synneris of erthe schulen drinke therof. [10] Forsothe Y schal telle in to the world; Y schal synge to God of Jacob. [11] And Y schal breke alle the hornes of synneris; and the hornes of the iust man schulen be enhaunsid. [12] [No verse.] [13] [No verse.] [14] [No verse.] [15] [No verse.] [16] [No verse.] [17] [No verse.] [18] [No verse.] [19] [No verse.] [20] [No verse.] [21] [No verse.] [22] [No verse.] [23] [No verse.]
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Author: John Wycliffe (1328 – 1384)
 
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