Psalms 66:12

Coverdale Bible (1535)

we wete thorow fyre and water, butt thou hast brought vs out, and refreshed vs.

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  • Isa 51:23 : 23 & wil put it i their hode that trouble the: which haue spoken to thy soule: stoupe downe, that we maye go ouer the: make thy body eaue with the grounde, and as the strete to go vpon.
  • 1 Thess 3:3-4 : 3 that noman shulde be moued in these troubles: (for ye youre selues knowe, that we are euen appoynted there vnto. 4 And whan we were with you, we tolde you before, that we shulde suffre tribulacion, euen as it is come to passe, & as ye knowe.)
  • Jas 5:11 : 11 Beholde we counte them happy which endure. Ye haue hearde of ye paciece of Iob, and haue knowen what ende the LORDE made. For the LORDE is very pitifull and mercifull.
  • Rev 7:14-17 : 14 And I sayde vnto him: LORDE thou wotest. And he sayde vnto me: these are they which cam out of gret tribulacion, and made their garmentes large, and made the whyte in the bloude of the lambe: 15 therfore are they in the presence of the seate of God and serue him daye and night in his temple, and he that sytteth in the seate, wyll dwell amonge them. 16 They shal honger nomore nether thyrst, nether shal the sonne lyght on them, nether eny heate: 17 For the labe which is in the myddes of the seate, shal fede them, and shal leade them vnto fountaynes of lyuynge water, and God shal wype awaye all teares from their eyes.
  • Job 36:16 : 16 Euen so shall he kepe the (yf thou wilt be content) from the bottomlesse pytte that is beneth: & yf thou wilt holde the quyete, he shal fyll thy table with plenteousnesse.
  • Ps 33:19 : 19 That he maye delyuer their soules from death, and to fede them in the deare tyme.
  • Ps 40:2-3 : 2 He brought me out of the horrible pitte, out of the myre and claye: he set my fete vpo the rocke, and ordred my goinges. 3 He hath put a new songe in my mouth, euen a thankesgeuynge vnto oure God. Many men seynge this, shal feare the LORDE, & put their trust in him.
  • Ps 107:35-37 : 35 Agayne, he maketh the wildernes a stondinge water, and water sprynges of a drye grounde. 36 There he setteth the hongrie, that they maye buylde them a cite to dwell in. 37 That they maye sowe their groude, plante vynyaydes, to yelde them frutes of increase.
  • Ps 129:1-3 : 1 Many a tyme haue they fought agaynst me fro my youth vp (maye Israel now saie). 2 Yee many a tyme haue they fought agaist me fro my youth vp, but they haue not ouercome me. 3 The plowers plowed vpo my backe, & made loge forowes.
  • Isa 35:6-7 : 6 Then shal the lame man leape as an herte, & the domme mas tuge shal geue thankes. In the wildernesse also there shal welles springe, and floudes of water in the deserte. 7 The drie grounde shal turne to ryuers, and the thurstie to springes of water. Where as dragons dwelt afore, there shal growe swete floures and grene russhes.
  • Isa 43:1-2 : 1 Bvt now, the LORDE that made the (o Iacob) and he that fashioned the (o Israel) saieth thus: Feare not, for I will defende ye. I haue called ye by thy name, thou art myne owne. 2 When thou wentest in the water, I was by the, that the stroge floudes shulde not pluck ye awaye: When thou walkest in the fyre, it shal not burne ye, and the flame shall not kindle vpon the.
  • Acts 14:22 : 22 strengthinge the soules of ye disciples, and exortinge the to cotynue in the faith: and that we thorow moch tribulacion must entre in to the kyngdome of God.
  • Luke 16:25 : 25 But Abraha saide: Remebre sonne, yt thou hast receaued good in yi life, & contrary wyse Lazarus receaued euell. But now is he comforted, and thou art tormented.

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  • Ps 66:9-11
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    9For thou (o God) hast proued vs, thou hast tried vs like as syluer is tried.

    10Thou hast brought vs in to captiuyte, and layed trouble vpon or loynes.

    11Thou hast suffred men to ryde ouer or heades,

  • 6He ruleth with his power for euer, his eyes beholde the people: the rennagates shal not be able to exalte them selues.

  • 15Thou makest a waye for thine horses in the see, euen in the mudde of greate waters.

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    12When thou stretchedest out yi right hande, the earth swalowed them vp.

    13Thou of yi very mercy hast led this people, whom thou hast delyuered, and with yi strength thou hast brought them vnto the dwellynge of thy Sanctuary.

  • Ps 124:3-6
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    3Yee the waters had drowned vs, the streame had gone ouer oure soule.

    4The depe waters of the proude had gone eue vnto oure soule.

    5But praysed be ye LORDE, which hath not geuen vs ouer for a pray vnto their teth.

    6Oure soule is escaped, euen as a byrde out of the snare of ye fouler:

  • 13Therfore will I go into thy house wt bretofferinges, to paye the my vowes,

  • Neh 9:11-12
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    11And the reed See partedst thou in sunder before them, so that they wete thorow the myddes of the See drye shod: & their persecuters threwest thou in to the depe as a stone, in the mightie waters,

    12and leddest them on the daye tyme in a cloudy pyler, and on the nighte season in a piler of fyre, to shewe them lighte in the waye yt they wente.

  • Deut 26:8-9
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    8& brought vs out of Egipte with a mightie hande, and a stretched out arme, and with greate terryblenesse thorow tokens and woders,

    9and hath broughte vs vnto this place and hath geuen vs this londe, that floweth with mylke and hony.

  • 19Oure hert is not turned backe, nether oure steppes gone out of thy waye.

  • 13how he led them in the depe, as an horse is led in the playne, that they shulde not stomble.

  • 17He sent downe from aboue, and receaued me, and drue me out of many waters.

  • 2When thou wentest in the water, I was by the, that the stroge floudes shulde not pluck ye awaye: When thou walkest in the fyre, it shal not burne ye, and the flame shall not kindle vpon the.

  • 19Thy waye was in the see, and thy pathes in the greate waters, yet coude no man knowe thy fotesteppes.

  • 15Thou smytest the heades of Leuiathan in peces, & geuest him to be meate for the people in the wildernesse.

  • 7Whe thou calldest vpon me in trouble, I helped the & herde the, what tyme as the storme fell vpo the,

  • 17For the LORDE oure God brought vs and oure fathers out of the londe of Egipte fro the house of bondage, and did soch greate tokens before oure eyes, and preserued vs all ye waye that we wente, and amonge all the nacions, whom we trauayled by.

  • 16He sent downe fro the heyth to fetch me, & toke me out of greate waters.

  • 6They thought not in their hertes: Where haue we left the LORDE, yt brought vs out of the lode of Egipte: yt led vs thorow the wildernesse, thorow a deserte and rough londe, thorow a drie and a deedly londe, yee a londe that no man had gone thorow, and wherein no man had dwelt.

  • 23and brought vs from thence, to bringe vs in and to geue vs ye londe, that he sware vnto oure fathers.

  • 10Art not thou he, that hast wounded that proude lucifer, and hewen the dragon in peces? Art not thou euen he, which hast dried vp the depe of the see, which hast made playne the see grounde, that the delyuered might go thorow?

  • 15and led ye thorow this greate & terrible wyldernes, where were serpentes that spouted fyre, and Scorpions, & drouth, and where there was no water, and brought the water out of the hard flynte,

  • 3Thou hast shewed thy people heuy thinges, thou hast geuen vs a drynke off wyne, yt we slobre withall.

  • 16Sela. The waters sawe ye (o God) ye waters sawe ye, & were afrayed: ye depthes were moued.

  • 53But as for his owne people, he led them forth like shepe, and caried them in the wyldernesse like a flocke.

  • 20Therfore wil I prayse the & thy faithfulnesse (o God) playege vpon the lute, vnto the wil I synge vpon the harpe. o thou holy one of Israel.

  • 9Thou o God sendest a gracious rayne vpon thyne enheritauce, & refreshest it, when it is drye.

  • 13But God is my kynge of olde, the helpe that is done vpon earth he doth it himself.

  • 10Thou blewest with thy wynde, the see couered them, and they sancke downe as leed in the mightie waters.

  • 7And with thy greate glory thou hast destroyed thine aduersaries: thou sentest out yi wrath, & it cosumed them, euen as stobble.

  • 21that they suffred no thurste, whe they trauayled in the wildernesse. He claue the rockes a sonder, and the water gusshed out.

  • 22In tymes past thou didest set me vp an hye, as it were aboue ye winde, but now hast thou geue me a very sore fall.

  • 5Thou art ye kinge & my God, thou sendest helpe vnto Iacob.

  • 13Is it to litle yt thou hast brought vs out of ye lande of Egipte (yt floweth wt mylke & hony) to kyll vs in ye wildernesse: but thou must raigne ouer vs also?

  • 12Thorow God we shal do greate actes, for it is he that shal treade downe oure enemies.

  • 16Euen so shall he kepe the (yf thou wilt be content) from the bottomlesse pytte that is beneth: & yf thou wilt holde the quyete, he shal fyll thy table with plenteousnesse.

  • 20But you hath the LORDE taken, and broughte you out of the yron fornace, namely, out of Egipte, that ye shulde be the people of his enheritaunce, as it is come to passe this daye.

  • 45Thou hast made vs outcastes, and to be despysed amonge the Heithen.

  • 19For Pharao wente in to the see with horses, and charettes, and horsmen, and the LORDE made the see fall agayne vpon them. But the children of Israel wete drye thorow the myddest of the see.

  • 20He broughte me forth in to liberty: he delyuered me, because he had a fauoure vnto me.

  • 12Thou trodest downe the londe in thine anger, and didest throsshe the Heithen in thy displeasure.

  • 15and gauest them bred from heauen whan they were hongrye, and broughte forth water for them out of the rock whan they were thyrstye: and promysed them, that they shulde go in, and take possession of the londe, where ouer thou haddest lyfte vp thine hande for to geue them.

  • 16Morouer, thus saieth the LORDE (Euen he that maketh a waye in the see, and a footpath in the mightie waters: