Psalm 73:4

Wycliffe's Bible with Modern Spelling

For beholding is not to the death of them; and steadfastness in the sick-ness of them.

Cross References

Job 15:27

Fatness, that is, pride of temporal abundance, covered his face, or understanding, and outward fatness, that is, unshamefastness, hangeth down of his sides. [Fatness covered his face, and of his sides grease hangeth.]

Job 21:13

They lead in goods their days; and in a point, they go down to hells, that is, to burials, or the grave.

Job 24:20

Mercy forget him; his sweetness be for a worm; be he not in mind, but be he all-broken as an unfruitful tree.

Psalm 17:10

they have closed together their fatness; the mouth of them spake pride.

Psalm 17:14

from the enemies of thine hand. Lord, part thou them from a few men of the land in the life of them; their womb is [full-]filled of thine hid things. They be [full-]filled with sons; and they left their remnants, either residue, to their little children.

Ecclesiastes 2:16

For the mind of a wise man shall not be, in like manner as neither that of a fool, without end, and [the] times to coming [or to come] shall cover all things altogether with forgetting; a learned man dieth in like manner as an unlearned man.

Ecclesiastes 7:15

Also I saw these things in the days of my nativity; a just [or rightwise] man perisheth in his rightfulness [or rightwiseness], and a wicked man liveth much time in his malice.

Jeremiah 5:28

Therefore they be magnified, and made rich, made fat within, and made fat withoutforth, and they passed worst my words; they deemed not the cause of a widow, they dressed not the cause of a fatherless child, and they deemed not the doom of poor men.

Luke 16:22

And it was done, that the beggar died, and was borne of angels into Abraham’s bosom. And the rich man was dead also, and was buried in hell.