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Isaiah Chapter 46 (WYCLIFFE)

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Isaiah Chapter 46 (WYCLIFFE)
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1 Bel is brokun, Nabo is al to-brokun; her symylacris lijk to wielde beestis and werk beestis ben brokun; youre birthuns

2 with heuy charge `til to werynesse weren rotun, and ben al to-brokun togidere; tho miyten not saue the berere, and the soule of hem schal go in to caitifte.

3 The hous of Jacob, and al the residue of the hous of Israel, here ye me, whiche ben borun of my wombe, whiche ben borun of my wombe.

4 Til to eelde Y my silf, and til to hoor heeris Y schal bere; Y made, and Y schal bere, and Y schal saue.

5 To whom han ye licned me, and maad euene, and han comparisound me, and han maad lijk?

6 Whiche beren togidere gold fro the bagge, and peisen siluer with a balaunce, and hiren a goldsmyth to make a god, and thei fallen doun, and worschipen; thei berynge beren in schuldris,

7 and settynge in his place; and he schal stonde, and schal not be mouyd fro his place; but also whanne thei crien to hym, he schal not here, and he schal not saue hem fro tribulacioun.

8 Haue ye mynde of this, and be ye aschamed; ye trespassouris, go ayen to the herte.

9 Bithenke ye on the formere world, for Y am God, and no God is ouer me, nether is lijk me.

10 And Y telle fro the bigynnyng the laste thing, and fro the bigynnyng tho thingis that ben not maad yit; and Y seie, My councel schal stonde, and al my wille schal be don.

11 And Y clepe a brid fro the eest, and the man of my wille fro a ferr lond; and Y spak, and Y schal brynge that thing; Y haue maad of nouyt, and Y schal make that thing.

12 Ye of hard herte, here me, that ben fer fro riytfulnesse.

13 Y made nyy myn riytfulnesse, it schal not be drawun afer, and myn helthe shal not tarie; Y schal yyue helthe in Sion, and my glorie in Israel.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Isaiah 46 about?
It contrasts the Babylonian idols Bel and Nebo, which have to be carried on tired animals and go into captivity themselves (vv.1-2), with the LORD, who says he has carried his people from birth and will keep carrying them into old age (vv.3-4), a promise echoed at Psalms 71:18.
Who are Bel and Nebo in Isaiah 46?
They're named in verse 1 as Babylonian idols that 'boweth down' and 'stoopeth,' too heavy a burden even for the weary beasts carrying them - contrasted with the living God who carries his people instead of needing to be carried.
What is the 'ravenous bird from the east' in Isaiah 46:11?
It's an unnamed figure the LORD says he is 'calling...from a far country' to carry out his purposed plan (v.11), following the chapter's claim of 'declaring the end from the beginning' (v.10).

Today's Verse

but there is a God in heaven that revealeth secrets, and he hath made known to the king Nebuchadnezzar what shall be in the latter days. Thy dream, and the visions of thy head upon thy bed, are these:

Daniel 2:28 | ASV

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