The first New Testament printed in English — John Shaqi
The first New Testament printed in English
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The first New Testament printed in English
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And God blessed Noe and his sons, and said unto them: Increase and
multiply and fill the earth. The fear also and dread of yow be upon all
beasts of the earth, and upon all fowls of the air, and upon all that
creepeth on the earth, and upon all fishes of the sea, which are given
unto your hands. And all that moveth upon the earth having life, shall
be your meat: Even as the green herbs, so give I yow all things. Only
the flesh with his life which is his blood, see that ye eat not. For
verily the blood of yow wherein your lives are will I require: Even of
the hand of all beasts will I require it, and of the hand of man and of
the hand of every man's brother, will I require the life of man: so
that he which sheddeth man's blood, shall have his blood shed by man
again: for God made man after his own likeness. See that ye increase,
and wax, and be occupied upon the earth, and multiply therein.
Furthermore God spake unto Noe and to his sons with him saying: See, I
make my bond with you and your seed after you, and with all living
things that is with you: both fowl and cattle, and all manner beast of
the earth that is with yow, of all that cometh out of the ark what
soever beast of the earth it be. I make my bond with yow, that
henceforth all flesh shall not be destroyed with the waters of any
flood, and that henceforth there shall not be a flood to destroy the
earth. And God said: This is the token of my bond which I make between
me and yow, and between all living thing that is with yow for ever: I
will set my bow in the clouds, and it shall be a sign of the
appointment made between me and the earth: so that when I bring in
clouds upon the earth, the bow shall appear in the clouds. And then
will I think upon my testament which I have made between me and yow,
and all that liveth whatsoever flesh it be. So that henceforth there
shall be no more waters to make a flood to destroy all flesh. The bow
shall be in the clouds, and I will look upon it, to remember the
everlasting testament between God and all that liveth upon the earth,
whatsoever flesh it be. And God said unto Noe: This is the sign of the
testament which I have made between me and all flesh that is on the
earth. The sons of Noe that came out of the ark were: Sem, Ham, and
Iapheth. And Ham he is the father of Canaan. These are the three sons
of Noe, and of these was all the world overspread. And Noe being an
husbandman, went forth and planted a vineyard, and drank of the wine
and was drunk, and lay uncovered in the middest of his tent. And Ham
the father of Canaan saw his father's privates, {prevytees} and told
his two brethren that were without. And Sem and Iapheth took a mantle,
and put it on both their shoulders and went backward, and covered their
father's secrets, but their faces were backward, so that they saw not
their father's nakedness. As soon as Noe was awaked from his wine and
wist what his youngest son had done unto him, he said: Cursed be
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