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What has Christ to do with Wyrd in Maxims II 4b–5a?

ABSTRACT Lines 4b-5a in Maxims II are one of the many cruces in the work that have long been discussed among scholars. In these lines, Christ and wyrd are mentioned in succession, and scholars have long puzzled over the relationship between the two. In this article, I shall reconsider the problem, closely examining the text, and discuss what Christ has to do with wyrd in this passage.