Psalms 105:24
But he increased his people exceadingly, and made them stronger then their enemies.
But he increased his people exceadingly, and made them stronger then their enemies.
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7the children of Israel grewe, and increased, and multiplied, and became exceadinge mightie, so yt the lande was full of them.
8The came there a new kynge ouer Egipte, which knewe nothinge of Ioseph,
9and sayde vnto his people: Beholde, the people of the children of Israel are many, & mightier then we:
10Vp, let vs deale wysely with them, yt there be not so many of them. For yf there shulde ryse vp eny warre agaynst vs, they might ioyne them selues also vnto oure enemies, and ouercome vs, & so get them out of the lande.
25Whose hert turned, so that they hated his people, and dealt vntruly with his seruauntes.
12But the more they vexed them, the more they multiplied and grew.Therfore had they indignacio at the children of Israel,
13and the Egipcians compelled the children of Israel without mercy to do seruyce,
21He made him lorde of his house, & ruler of all his substaunce.
22That he might enfourme his prynces after his wil, and teach his Senatours wysdome.
23Israel also came in to Egipte, and Iacob was a straunger in the lode of Ham.
20Therfore God dealt well with the mydwyues. And the people multiplied, and became exceadinge mightie.
27So Israel dwelt in Egipte in the londe of Gosen, and had it in possession, and grew and multiplied exceadingly.
13And he became a greate man, wente forth, and grew, tyll he was exceadinge greate,
14so that he had moch good in shepe and greate catell, and a greate housholde. Therfore had the Philistynes envye at him,
3for the LORDE shal geue the people fauor in the sight of ye Egipcias. And Moses was a very greate man in the lande of Egipte, in ye sight of Pharaos seruauntes, & in the sight of the people.
43Thus he brought forth his people with ioye, and his chosen with gladnesse.
44And gaue them the lodes of the Heithe, where they toke the labours of the people in possession.
23And their childre multiplyedst thou as the starres of heauen, and broughtest the in to the londe wherof thou haddest spoken vnto their fathers, that they shulde go in to it, and haue it in possession.
43Thus the man became exceadinge riche, so that he had many shepe, maydens & seruauntes, Camels and Asses.
17Now wha the tyme of the promes drue nye (which God had sworne vnto Abraha) the people grewe and multiplied in Egipte,
10and delyuered him out of all his troubles, and gaue him fauoure ad wyssdome i the sight of Pharao kynge of Egipte which made him prynce ouer Egipte and ouer all his house.
36He smote all ye first borne in their lode, euen the chefe of all their substaunce.
24yet his bowe bode fast, and the armes of his hades were made stroge by the handes of ye Mightie in Iacob. Of him are come herdmen & stones in Israel.
38Egipte was glad of their departinge, for they were afraied of the.
23He both increaseth the people, and destroyeth them: He maketh them to multiplie, and dryueth them awaye.
36the LORDE also had geuen the people fauoure in the sight of the Egipcians, that they lent them, and so they spoyled the Egipcians.
5And whan it was tolde ye kinge of Egipte, yt ye people fled, his hert & his seruauntes were turned agaynst ye people, & saide: Why haue we done this, that we haue let Israel go, yt they shulde not serue vs?
8for the LORDE hardened ye hert of Pharao kynge of Egipte, that he folowed after the children of Israel. And the children of Israel wente out with an hye hande.
38He blesseth them, so that they multiplie exceadingly, and suffreth not their catell to decrease.
42Their enemies oppressed the, and had them in subieccion.
18Edom shalbe his possession, and Seir shalbe his enemies possessio, but Israel shal do manfully.
15how that oure fathers wente downe in to Egipte, & how we haue dwelt in Egipte a longe tyme, & how the Egipcians dealte euell with vs & or fathers.
12When there was yet but a fewe of them, and they straungers therin.