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1 Chronicles Chapter 25 John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)

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역대상 25장은 다윗이 아삽·헤만·여두둔의 자손 가운데 성전에서 노래할 사람 288명을 세우고, 제비를 뽑아 12명씩 24반열로 나눈 일을 기록한 장이다.

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251 Chronicles · John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)
1Therfor Dauid, and the magestratis of the oost, departiden in to the seruyce the sones of Asaph, and of Eman, and of Idithum, whiche schulden profecye in harpis, and sawtrees, and cymbalis, bi her noumbre, and serue the office halewid to hem.
2Of the sones of Asaph; Zaccur, and Joseph, and Nathania, and Asarela; sotheli the sones of Asaph vndir the hond of Asaph profesieden bisidis the kyng.
3Forsothe the sones of Idithum weren these; Idithum, Godolie, Sori, Jesie, and Sabaie, and Mathatie, sixe; vndur the hond of hir fadir Idithum, that profesiede in an harpe on men knoulechynge and preysynge the Lord.
4Also the sones of Heman weren Heman, Boccia, Mathanya, Oziel, Subuhel, and Jerymoth, Ananye, Anan, Elyatha, Gaeldothi, and Romenthi, Ezer, and Jesbacasi, Melothy, Othir, Mazioth;
5alle these sones of Heman weren profetis of the kyng in the wordis of God, that he schulde enhaunse the horn. And God yaf to Heman fourtene sones, and thre douytris.
6Alle vndur the hond of her fadir weren `delid, ethir asigned, to synge in the temple of the Lord, in cymbalis, and sawtrees, and harpis, in to the seruyces of the hows of the Lord nyy the kyng, that is to seie, Asaph, and Idithum, and Heman.
7Sotheli the noumbre of hem with her britheren, that tauyten the songe of the Lord, alle the techeris, was twey hundrid `foure scoor and eiyte.
8And thei senten lottis bi her whiles euenli, as wel the gretter as the lesse, also a wijs man and vnwijs.
9And the firste lot yede out to Joseph, that was of Asaph; the secounde to Godolie, to hym, and hise sones and hise britheren twelue;
10the thridde to Zaccur, to hise sones and hise bretheren twelue;
11the fourthe to Isary, to hise sones and hise britheren twelue; the fyuethe to Nathanye,
12to hise sones and hise britheren twelue;
13the sixte to Boccian, to hise sones and hise britheren twelue;
14the seuenthe to Israhela, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
15the eiythe to Isaie, to his sones and britheren twelue;
16the nynthe to Mathany, to his sones and britheren twelue;
17the tenthe to Semei, to his sones and britheren twelue;
18the elleuenthe to Ezrahel, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
19the tweluethe to Asabie, to his sones and britheren twelue;
20the thrittenthe to Subahel, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
21the fourtenthe to Mathathatie, to hise sones and britheren twelue; the fiftenthe to Jerymoth,
22to hise sones and britheren twelue;
23the sixtenthe to Ananye, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
24the seuententhe to Jesbocase, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
25the eiytenthe to Annam, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
26the nyntenthe to Mollothi, to hise sones and britheren twelue; the twentithe to Eliatha,
27to hise sones and britheren twelue;
28the oon and twentithe to Othir, to hise sones and britheren twelue;
29the two and twentithe to Godoliathi, to hise sones and britheren twelue; the thre and twentithe to Mazioth,
30to hise sones and britheren twelue;
31the foure and twentithe to Romonathiezer, to his sones and britheren twelue.

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