Psalms 65
Psalms chapter 65 from the John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)
1 I haue knowe alle the volatils of heuene; and the fairnesse of the feeld is with me. 2 If Y schal be hungry, Y schal not seie to thee; for the world and the fulnesse therof is myn. 3 Whether Y schal eete the fleischis of boolis? ethir schal Y drynke the blood of geet buckis? 4 Offre thou to God the sacrifice of heriyng; and yelde thin avowis to the hiyeste God. 5 And inwardli clepe thou me in the dai of tribulacioun; and Y schal delyuere thee, and thou schalt onoure me. 6 But God seide to the synnere, Whi tellist thou out my riytfulnessis; and takist my testament bi thi mouth? 7 Sotheli thou hatidist lore; and hast cast awey my wordis bihynde. 8 If thou siyest a theef, thou `hast runne with hym; and thou settidist thi part with avowtreris. 9 Thi mouth was plenteuouse of malice; and thi tunge medlide togidere giles. 10 Thou sittynge spakist ayens thi brother, and thou settidist sclaundir ayens the sone of thi modir; 11 thou didist these thingis, and Y was stille. Thou gessidist wickidli, that Y schal be lijk thee; Y schal repreue thee, and Y schal sette ayens thi face. 12 Ye that foryeten God, vndurstonde these thingis; lest sum tyme he rauysche, and noon be that schal delyuere. 13 The sacrifice of heriyng schal onoure me; and there is the weie, where ynne Y schal schewe to hym the helthe of God.