And ietro geld it him i_n_ eſtdede, Sente after him, freinede hiſ kin, Helde him wurðelike iſ huſ wið-in; 2760 Of ali kinde he wiſte him boren, And bad him ðor wunen him bi-foren, and gave him his daughter to wife, who bore him two sons. Gaf him iſ dowter ſephoram; To wife in lage he hire nam, 2764 And bi-gat two ſunes on hire ðer, firſt gerlon, ſiðen eliezer. Egipte king to late waſ dead, ðe ðe childre ſo drinkelen bead. 2768 On a time Moses went into the desert with his flocks, for rich men then kept such ware. And moyſes waſ numen an ſel In ðe deſerd depe ſumdel, for te loken hirdneſſe fare; Riche men ðo kepten ſwilc ware. 2772 By Mount Sinai he sees a wondrous sight, ðo ſag moyſes, at munt ſynay, An ſwiðe ferli ſigt ðor-bi, fier brennen on ðe grene leaf, a bush burning, and nevertheless green and whole. And ðog grene and hol bi-leaf; 2776 forð he nam to ſen witterlike, Hu ðat fier brende milde-like; Out of that bush God's voice was heard, clear and high, Vt of ðat buſk, ðe brende and ðheg, God ſente an ſteuene, brigt and heg; 2780 'Moses, Moses, take off thy shoes, for thou standest on holy ground. "Moyſes, moyſes, do of ðin ſon, ðu ſtondes ſeli ſtede up-on; [Fol. 54b.] I am the God of Jacob, Isaac, and Abraham. Hic am god ðe in min gemi_n_g nam Iacob, yſaac, and abraham; 2784 I have seen the affliction of my people, ic haue min folkes pine ſogen, ðat he nu longe hauen drogen; and have come down to deliver them, Nu am ic ligt to fren hem ðeðen, And milche and hunige lond he_m_ q_ue_ðen; 2788 GOD APPEARS TO MOSES AT SINAI.