Quote#Wisdom
If thou find ought therein that thou understandest not, or that…
Quote byMyles Coverdale · 1488–1569
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Coverdale Bible (1535), Prologue.
English (original)
if thou find ought therein that thou understandest not, or that appeareth to be repugnant, give no temeritous nor hasty judgment thereof: but ascribe it to thine own ignorance, not to the scripture, ...
— Myles Coverdale
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