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Which aloone stretchith forth heuenes, and goith on the wawis of the see.

His mesure is lengere than erthe, and brodere than the see.

Speke thou to the erthe, and it schal answere thee; and the fischis of the see schulen telle tho thingis.

As if watris goen awei fro the see, and a ryuer maad voide wexe drie,

The depthe of watris seith, It is not in me; and the see spekith, It is not with me.

the herris of the see. For bi these thingis he demeth puplis, and yyueth mete to many deedli men.

Who closide togidere the see with doris, whanne it brak out comynge forth as of the wombe?

Whethir thou entridist in to the depthe of the see, and walkidist in the laste partis of the occian?

the briddis of the eir, and the fischis of the see; that passen bi the pathis of the see.

I bileue to see the goodis of the Lord; in the lond of `hem that lyuen.

And he gaderith togidere the watris of the see as in a bowge; and settith depe watris in tresours.

Therfor we schulen not drede, while the erthe schal be troblid; and the hillis schulen be borun ouer in to the herte of the see.

thi temple is hooli, wondurful in equite. God, oure heelthe, here thou vs; thou art hope of alle coostis of erthe, and in the see afer.

which disturblist the depthe of the see, the soun of the wawis therof.

Which turnede the see in to drie lond; in the flood thei schulen passe with foot, there we schulen be glad in hym.

The Lord seide, Y schal turne fro Basan; Y schal turne in to the depthe of the see.

I am set in the sliym of the depthe; and `substaunce is not. I cam in to the depthe of the see; and the tempest drenchide me.

And he schal be lord fro the-see `til to the see; and fro the flood til to the endis of the world.

Thou madist sad the see bi thi vertu; thou hast troblid the heedis of dragouns in watris.

Thi weie in the see, and thi pathis in many watris; and thi steppis schulen not be knowun.