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Esther 11 Comparison: Wycliffe Bible (1395) vs King James Version

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Esther 11

1In the fourthe yeer, whanne Ptolome and Cleopatra regneden, Dositheus, that seide hym silf to be a prest and of the kyn of Leuy, and Ptolome, his sone, brouyten this pistle of lottis in to Jerusalem, which pistle thei seiden, that Lysimachus, the sone of Ptolome, translatide.

2In the secounde yeer, whanne Artaxerses the moost regnyde, Mardochee, the sone of Jairy, sone of Semei, sone of Cys, of the lynage of Beniamyn, siy a dreem in the firste dai of the monethe Nysan;

3and Mardochee was a man Jew, that dwellide in the citee of Susa, a grete man, and amonge the firste men of the kyngis halle.

4Sotheli he was of that noumbre of prisoneris, which Nabugodonosor, the kyng of Babiloyn, hadde translatid fro Jerusalem with Jeconye, kyng of Judee.

5And this was `his dreem. Voices and noises and thundris and erthemouyngis and troblyng apperiden on the erthe.

6And lo! twei grete dragouns, and maad redi ayens hem silf in to batel;

7at the cry `of which alle naciouns weren stirid togidere, to fiyte ayens the folc of iust men.

8And that was a day of derknessis, and of perel, of tribulacioun, and of angwisch, and grete drede was on erthe.

9And the folc of iust men dredynge `her yuels was disturblid, and maad redi to deeth.

10And thei crieden to God; and whanne thei crieden, a litil welle encreesside in to a ful greet flood, and turnede ayen in to ful many watris.

11The liyt and the sunne roos; and meke men weren enhaunsid, and deuouriden noble men.

12And whanne Mardochee hadde seyn this thing, and hadde rise fro the bed, he thouyte, what God wolde do, and he hadde fast set in soule, and couetide to wite, what the dreem signyfiede.

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Esther 11

1In the fourthe yeer, whanne Ptolome and Cleopatra regneden, Dositheus, that seide hym silf to be a prest and of the kyn of Leuy, and Ptolome, his sone, brouyten this pistle of lottis in to Jerusalem, which pistle thei seiden, that Lysimachus, the sone of Ptolome, translatide.

2In the secounde yeer, whanne Artaxerses the moost regnyde, Mardochee, the sone of Jairy, sone of Semei, sone of Cys, of the lynage of Beniamyn, siy a dreem in the firste dai of the monethe Nysan;

3and Mardochee was a man Jew, that dwellide in the citee of Susa, a grete man, and amonge the firste men of the kyngis halle.

4Sotheli he was of that noumbre of prisoneris, which Nabugodonosor, the kyng of Babiloyn, hadde translatid fro Jerusalem with Jeconye, kyng of Judee.

5And this was `his dreem. Voices and noises and thundris and erthemouyngis and troblyng apperiden on the erthe.

6And lo! twei grete dragouns, and maad redi ayens hem silf in to batel;

7at the cry `of which alle naciouns weren stirid togidere, to fiyte ayens the folc of iust men.

8And that was a day of derknessis, and of perel, of tribulacioun, and of angwisch, and grete drede was on erthe.

9And the folc of iust men dredynge `her yuels was disturblid, and maad redi to deeth.

10And thei crieden to God; and whanne thei crieden, a litil welle encreesside in to a ful greet flood, and turnede ayen in to ful many watris.

11The liyt and the sunne roos; and meke men weren enhaunsid, and deuouriden noble men.

12And whanne Mardochee hadde seyn this thing, and hadde rise fro the bed, he thouyte, what God wolde do, and he hadde fast set in soule, and couetide to wite, what the dreem signyfiede.

Esther 11:1
Wycliffe

In the fourthe yeer, whanne Ptolome and Cleopatra regneden, Dositheus, that seide hym silf to be a prest and of the kyn of Leuy, and Ptolome, his sone, brouyten this pistle of lottis in to Jerusalem, which pistle thei seiden, that Lysimachus, the sone of Ptolome, translatide.

KJV

2
Wycliffe

In the secounde yeer, whanne Artaxerses the moost regnyde, Mardochee, the sone of Jairy, sone of Semei, sone of Cys, of the lynage of Beniamyn, siy a dreem in the firste dai of the monethe Nysan;

KJV

3
Wycliffe

and Mardochee was a man Jew, that dwellide in the citee of Susa, a grete man, and amonge the firste men of the kyngis halle.

KJV

4
Wycliffe

Sotheli he was of that noumbre of prisoneris, which Nabugodonosor, the kyng of Babiloyn, hadde translatid fro Jerusalem with Jeconye, kyng of Judee.

KJV

5
Wycliffe

And this was `his dreem. Voices and noises and thundris and erthemouyngis and troblyng apperiden on the erthe.

KJV

6
Wycliffe

And lo! twei grete dragouns, and maad redi ayens hem silf in to batel;

KJV

7
Wycliffe

at the cry `of which alle naciouns weren stirid togidere, to fiyte ayens the folc of iust men.

KJV

8
Wycliffe

And that was a day of derknessis, and of perel, of tribulacioun, and of angwisch, and grete drede was on erthe.

KJV

9
Wycliffe

And the folc of iust men dredynge `her yuels was disturblid, and maad redi to deeth.

KJV

10
Wycliffe

And thei crieden to God; and whanne thei crieden, a litil welle encreesside in to a ful greet flood, and turnede ayen in to ful many watris.

KJV

11
Wycliffe

The liyt and the sunne roos; and meke men weren enhaunsid, and deuouriden noble men.

KJV

12
Wycliffe

And whanne Mardochee hadde seyn this thing, and hadde rise fro the bed, he thouyte, what God wolde do, and he hadde fast set in soule, and couetide to wite, what the dreem signyfiede.

KJV

Understanding Wycliffe Bible (1395) vs King James Version in Esther 11

Wycliffe Bible (1395) (Wycliffe)

The first complete English translation of the Bible (1395) by John Wycliffe and his followers. Translated from the Latin Vulgate. A landmark in English history and the Reformation.

King James Version (KJV)

The classic 1611 English translation known for its majestic prose and literary influence. Ideal for traditional study and memorization thanks to its formal style. A foundational English Bible used for centuries.

You are viewing a side-by-side comparison of Esther 11 in the Wycliffe Bible (1395) and King James Version. Comparing these two versions can help shed light on the nuances of the original text.

Key Comparison: Esther 11:1

Wycliffe

"In the fourthe yeer, whanne Ptolome and Cleopatra regneden, Dositheus, that seide hym silf to be a prest and of the kyn of Leuy, and Ptolome, his sone, brouyten this pistle of lottis in to Jerusalem, which pistle thei seiden, that Lysimachus, the sone of Ptolome, translatide."

KJV

"(Content not available in this translation)"

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