God's message by Moses unto the people out of the mount. for iſ here ðhogt nogt me for-holen; 'If ye liſten lefful to me, Ic wile min folc owen be.'" 3448 And moyſes tolde ðiſ iſrael, And him heten eu_er_ilc del, ðat hem bideð, ſulen he don. God dede moyſes ðiſ bodeword on, 3452 The people are to be prepared against the third day. "Clenſe ðiſ folc wel ðiſ to daiges, And bidde hem leden clene la[i]ges; Abute ðiſ munt ðu merke make,[319] If erf or man ðor-one take, 3456 The mountain must not be touched. It dead ðolen, wið ſtones ſlagen, Or to dead wið goren dragen; [Fol. 67b.] ðiſ frig[t]ful [folc] ðus a-biden, Q_u_iles ðiſ daiges for[ð] ben gliden." 3460 On the third day there were thunders and lightning and a thick cloud upon the mount. Ðe ðridde daiges morge q_u_ile, ðunder and leuene made ſpile, On ðiſ munt ſtod, and ſkies caſt, And dinede an migtful hornes blast; 3464 Smoke up reeked and the mount quaked. Smoke up-rekeð and munt q_u_akeð, Slep ðor non ðe[320] ðane up-wakeð; Ai was moſes one in ðis dine, ðiſ folc wende haue_n_ for-loren hine;[321] 3468 [318] ? tauneð. [319] MS. made. [320] MS. de. [321] MS. hi_m_ine. MOSES RECEIVES THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. Oc he cam faiger and fer him to, Moses addresses the people. And gan wið hem ſpeken ſo; "Ilc gure wel in herte mune, Ne iſt nogt moyſes, amrame ſune, 3472 He reminds them of their deliverance from the Egyptians, ðe ge ſulen to dai here ſpeken; Oc he ðe ſlog, gu for to wreken, Egypte, an weige made in ðe se, And let adam fonden ðe tre 3476 ðe noe barg, and abraham and of God's kindness to their ancestors, to Abraham, to Isaac, and Joseph.