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The Great Bible 1539
19:1 | And the seconde lotte came out for the trybe of the children of Simeon by their kynredes. And their enheritaunce was in the myddes of the enheritaunce of the children of Iuda. |
19:2 | And they had in theyr enheritaunce, Bersabe, Sabe, & Moladah, |
19:3 | Hazorsual, Balah, & Azem, |
19:4 | Eltholad, Bethul & Hormah, |
19:5 | Zikelag, Bethmarcaboth & Hazetsusah, |
19:6 | Bethlebaoth, and Saruhen thirtene cyties with their villages. |
19:7 | Aim, Remon, Ether, & Asan, foure cyties wyth their villages: |
19:8 | & therto all the villages that were rounde about these cyties, euen vnto Balaath, Beor, & Ramath, southwarde. This is the enheritaunce of the tribe of the children of Simeon thorow out their kiredes. |
19:9 | Out of the lotte of the children of Iuda, came the enheritaunce of the children of Simeon. For the parte of the children of Iuda was to moche for them: and therfore the children of Simeon had their enheritaunce in the enheritaunce of them. |
19:10 | And the thyrde lotte arose for the children of Zabulon thorow out their kynredes. And the coastes of their enheritaunce came to Sarid, |
19:11 | & went vp westwarde, and to Marialah, and reached to Dabaseth, and came thence to the ryuer that lyeth before Iokneuen: |
19:12 | & turned from Sarid eastwarde towarde the sonne rysyng vnto the border of Chisloth Thabor: and then goeth out to Dabereth, & goeth vp to Iaphia: |
19:13 | and from thence goeth a longe eastwarde, to Gethah, Iepher, Ithah, & Iazin, & goeth to Remon, Methoar, & Neoh. |
19:14 | And compaseth it on the northe syde to Nathan, & endeth in the valeye of Iephthahel. |
19:15 | And Iatath, Nahalol, Semron, Iedalah, and Bethlehem: twelue cyties wyth their villages. |
19:16 | This is the enheritaunce of the chyldren of Zabulon thorowe out their kynredes, and these are the cyties with their villages. |
19:17 | And the fourth lott came out for the children of Isacar by theyr kinredes. |
19:18 | And their coast was Iesraelah, Casuloth, & Sunem. |
19:19 | Hapharaim, Sion, and Anaharath: |
19:20 | Harabith kision, and Abez: |
19:21 | Rameth. Enganim, Enhadah, & Bethphazez. |
19:22 | And his coaste reacheth to Thabor, & Sahazimah & Bethsames, and endeth at Iordan, Syxtene cyties with there villages. |
19:23 | This is the enheritaunce of the trybe of the children of Isacar by their kynredes, And these are the cyties with their villages. |
19:24 | And the fifte lotte cam out for the trybe of the children of Aser by their kynredes. |
19:25 | And their coaste was: Helkath, Hali, Beten & Achsap: |
19:26 | Alamelech, Amaad and Miseal: & came to Carmel westwarde, & to Sihor Labanath, |
19:27 | and turneth towarde the sonne rysyng to Bethdagon, and commeth to Zabulon & to the valeye of Iephthahell, towarde the northsyde of Bethemek & Negel, & goeth out on the lifte syde of Cabul: |
19:28 | & to Hebron, Rohob, Ramon, & kanah, euen vnto great Sidon. |
19:29 | And then the coast turneth to Ramah and to the strong cytie of Zor, and turneth to Hozah, & endeth at the see, by the possession of Achzibah: |
19:30 | Amah also & Aphek and Rohob: Twentye and two cities with their villages. |
19:31 | This is the enheritaunce of the children of Aser by their kynredes: These are the cyties with their villages. |
19:32 | And the Sixte lotte cam out for the children of Nephthali by their kynredes. |
19:33 | And their coaste was from Heleph & from Elom to Zaananim, Adami, Nekeb and Iabneel euen to Lakum, and doth go out at Iordan. |
19:34 | And then the coast turneth westwarde to Asanoth Thabor, and then goeth out from thence to Hukokah, and reacheth to Zabulon on the southe syde, & goeth to Aser on the west syde, and to Iuda vpon Iordan towarde the sonne rysynge. |
19:35 | And their stronge cyties are Zidin, Zer, Hamah, Racath and Cenereth, |
19:36 | Adainah, Hermah & Hazor: |
19:37 | kedes, Edrai, and Enhazor: |
19:38 | Ieron, Magdelel: Horen, Bethanah & Bethsames: nynetene cyties wt their villages. |
19:39 | This is the enheritaunce of the trybe of the children of Nephthali by their kynredes: these also are the cyties & their villages. |
19:40 | And the seuenth lotte came out for the trybe of the children of Dan by their kynredes. |
19:41 | And the coaste of their enheritaunce was: Zaraah, Esthaol. Irsames, |
19:42 | Saelabin, Atalon Iethlah: |
19:43 | Eglon & Thennathah & Akaron: |
19:44 | Elthekeh, Gibethon & Baalath: |
19:45 | Iehud Banebarak & Gathermon, |
19:46 | Meiericon and Aarcon, wt the border that lyeth before Iapho. |
19:47 | And the coastes of the children of Dan went out from them. And the children of Dan went vp to fyght agaynst Lesen, and toke it, and smote it with the edge of the swerde, and conquered it, & dwelt therin, & called it Dan after the name of Dan their father. |
19:48 | This is the enheritaunce of the trybe of the children of Dan in their kynredes: these also are the cyties with their villages, |
19:49 | When they had made an ende of deuydyng the lande by her coastes, the children of Israell gaue an enheritaunce vnto Iosua the sonne of Nun amonge them, |
19:50 | according to the worde of the Lorde they gaue him the cytie which he asked, euen Thamnath serah in mounte Ephraim And he bylte the cytie & dwelt therin. |
19:51 | These are the enheritaunces which Eleazar the preast and Iosua the sonne of Nun, and the auncient fathers of the trybes of the children of Israel deuided by lotte in Siloh before the Lorde, in the dore of the tabernacle of witnesse, and so they made an ende of deuiding the contreye. |
The Great Bible 1539
The Great Bible of 1539 was the first authorized edition of the Bible in English, authorized by King Henry VIII of England to be read aloud in the church services of the Church of England. The Great Bible was prepared by Myles Coverdale, working under commission of Thomas, Lord Cromwell, Secretary to Henry VIII and Vicar General. In 1538, Cromwell directed the clergy to provide "one book of the bible of the largest volume in English, and the same set up in some convenient place within the said church that ye have care of, whereas your parishioners may most commodiously resort to the same and read it."