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Sirach 35
- 1 He that kepith the word, multiplieth preier.
- 2 Heelful sacrifice is to take heede to the comaundementis, and to departe fro al wickidnesse.
- 3 And to offre the plesyng of sacrifice for vnriytfulnesses, and bisechyng for synnes, is to go awey fro vnriytfulnesse.
- 4 He that offrith purest flour of wheete, schal yelde grace; and he that doith merci, offrith a sacrifice.
- 5 It is wel plesaunt to the Lord, to go awei fro wickidnesse; and preier is to go awei fro vnriytfulnesse.
- 6 Thou schalt not appere voide bifore the siyt of God;
- 7 for whi alle these thingis ben doon for the heestis of God.
- 8 The offryng of a iust man makith fat the auter, and is odour of swetnesse in the siyt of the hiyeste.
- 9 The sacrifice of a iust man is acceptable, and the Lord schal not foryete the mynde of hym.
- 10 With good wille yelde thou glorie to God, and make thou not lesse the firste fruytis of thin hondis.
- 11 In ech yifte make glad thi cheer, and in ful out ioiyng halewe thi tithis.
- 12 Yyue thou to the hiyeste aftir his yifte; and with good iye make thou the fyndyng of thin hondis.
- 13 For whi the Lord is a yeldere, and he schal yelde seuene fold so myche to thee.
- 14 Nyle thou offre schrewid yiftis; for he schal not resseyue tho.
- 15 And nyle thou biholde an vniust sacrifice; for the Lord is iuge, and glorie of persoone is not at hym.
- 16 The Lord schal not take a persoone ayens a pore man; and he schal here the preier of hym that is hirt.
- 17 He schal not dispise the preyeris of a fadirles child, nether a widewe, if sche schedith out speche of weilyng.
- 18 Whether the teeris of a widew goen not doun to the cheke, and the criyng of hir on hym that ledith forth tho teeris?
- 19 For whi tho stien fro the cheke `til to heuene, and the Lord herere schal not delite in tho.
- 20 He that worschipith God in delityng, schal be resseyued; and his preyer schal neiye `til to the clowdis.
- 21 The preier of hym that mekith hym silf schal perse clowdis, and til it neiyeth, he schal not be coumfortid, and he schal not go awey, til the hiyeste biholde.
- 22 And the Lord schal not be fer, but he schal iuge iust men, and schal make doom; and the strongeste schal not haue pacience in tho, that he troble the bak of hem.
- 23 And he schal yelde veniaunce to folkis, til he take awei the fulnesse of proude men, and troble togidere the ceptris of wickid men;
- 24 til he yelde to men aftir her dedis, and aftir the werkis of Adam, and aftir the presumpcioun of hym;
- 25 til he deme the dome of his puple, and schal delite iust men in his merci.
- 26 The merci of God is fair in the tyme of tribulacioun, as clowdis of reyn in the tyme of drynesse.
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