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Jonah Chapter 2 John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)

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요나 2장은 큰 물고기 뱃속에 있는 요나가 여호와께 드린 기도를 담은 장이다. 요나는 깊은 바다에서 건지신 하나님께 감사하며 서원을 갚겠다고 고백하고, 끝에서 물고기가 요나를 육지에 토해 낸다.

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2Jonah · John Wycliffe Bible (c.1395)
1And the Lord made redi a greet fisch, that he shulde swolowe Jonas; and Jonas was in the wombe of the fisch thre daies and thre niytis.
2And Jonas preiede to the Lord his God fro the fischis wombe,
3and seide, Y criede to God of my tribulacioun, and he herde me; fro the wombe of helle Y criede, and thou herdist my vois.
4Thou castidist me doun in to depnesse, in the herte of the see, and the flood cumpasside me; alle thi swolowis and thi wawis passiden on me.
5And Y seide, Y am cast awei fro siyt of thin iyen; netheles eftsoone Y schal see thin hooli temple.
6Watris cumpassiden me `til to my soule, depnesse enuyrownede me, the see hilide myn heed.
7Y wente doun to the vtmeste places of hillis, the barris of erthe closiden me togidere, in to withouten ende; and thou, my Lord God, schalt reise vp my lijf fro corrupcioun.
8Whanne my soule was angwisched in me, Y bithouyte on the Lord, that my preier come to thee, to thin hooli temple.
9Thei that kepen vanytees, forsaken his merci idili.
10But Y in vois of heriyng schal offre to thee; what euer thingis Y vowide, Y schal yelde to the Lord, for myn helthe.
11And the Lord seide to the fisch, and it castide out Jonas `in to the drie lond.

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