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WORD Research this...Lamentations 5
- 1 Lord, haue thou mynde what bifelle to vs; se thou, and biholde oure schenschipe.
- 2 Oure eritage is turned to aliens, oure housis ben turned to straungers.
- 3 We ben maad fadirles children with out fadir; oure modris ben as widewis.
- 4 We drunken oure watir for monei, we bouyten oure trees for siluer.
- 5 We weren dryuun bi oure heedis, and reste was not youun to feynt men.
- 6 We yauen hond to Egipt, and to Assiriens, that we schulden be fillid with breed.
- 7 Oure fadris synneden, and ben not, and we baren the wickidnessis of hem.
- 8 Seruauntis weren lordis of vs, and noon was, that ayenbouyte fro the hond of hem.
- 9 In oure lyues we brouyten breed to vs, fro the face of swerd in desert.
- 10 Oure skynne is brent as a furneis, of the face of tempestis of hungur.
- 11 Thei maden low wymmen in Sion, and virgyns in the citees of Juda.
- 12 Princes weren hangid bi the hond; thei weren not aschamed of the faces of elde men.
- 13 Thei mysusiden yonge wexynge men vnchastli, and children fellen doun in tree.
- 14 Elde men failiden fro yatis; yonge men failiden of the queer of singeris.
- 15 The ioie of oure herte failide; oure song is turned in to mourenyng.
- 16 The coroun of oure heed fellen doun; wo to vs! for we synneden.
- 17 Therfor oure herte is maad soreuful, therfor oure iyen ben maad derk.
- 18 For the hil of Sion, for it perischide; foxis yeden in it.
- 19 But thou, Lord, schal dwelle with outen ende; thi seete schal dwelle in generacioun and in to generacioun.
- 20 Whi schalt thou foryete vs with outen ende, schalt thou forsake vs in to lengthe of daies?
- 21 Lord, conuerte thou vs to thee, and we schal be conuertid; make thou newe oure daies, as at the bigynnyng.
- 22 But thou castynge awei hast cast awei vs; thou art wrooth ayens vs greetli.
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