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Genesis 31:21

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

and when he had gone, as well he as all things that were of his right, and when he had passed [over] the water, and he went against the hill of Gilead,

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In that day the Lord made a covenant of peace with Abram, and said, I shall give to thy seed this land, from the river of Egypt till to the great river Euphrates;

forsooth the name of the third river is Tigris, that goeth against Assyrians; soothly the fourth river is that Euphrates.

And Jacob would not acknowledge to the father of his wives, that he would flee;

it was told to Laban, in the third day, that Jacob fled.

And Laban took his brethren [with him], and pursued him seven days, and [over] took him in the hill of Gilead.

And they sat to eat bread; and they saw that Ishmaelite way-goers came from Gilead, and that their camels bare sweet smelling spiceries, and resin, and stacte, into Egypt.

Forsooth Jacob sent Judah before him to Joseph, that he should tell to him, and he meet with them in Goshen. And when Jacob had come thither,

into Gilead, and into the lower land of Hodshi, and they came into the woody places of Dan; and they went about beside Sidon,

And Elijah the Tishbite, of the dwellers of Gilead, said to Ahab, The Lord God of Israel liveth, in whose sight I stand, dew and rain shall not be in these years, no but by the words of my mouth.

Then Hazael, king of Syria, went up, and fought against Gath; and he took it, and dressed his face, that he should ascend [or go up] into Jerusalem.

and they shall ask the way. Hither the faces of them shall come, and they shall be set to the Lord with bond of peace everlasting, which shall not be done away by any forgetting.

And when Balaam saw that it pleased the Lord that he should bless Israel, he went not as he had gone before, that he should seek false divining by chittering of birds, but he dressed his face against the desert,

Soothly the sons of Reuben and of Gad had many beasts, and cattle without number was to them, in work beasts. And when they had seen Jazer and Gilead, to be covenable lands to beasts to be fed,

And we wielded in that time the land, from Aroer, which is on the brink of the strand [or stream] of Arnon, unto the half part of the hill of Gilead; and I gave his cities to Reuben and to Gad.

And the princes of Gilead said each to his neighbours, He, that beginneth first of us to fight against the sons of Ammon, shall be duke of the people of Gilead.




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