shall

Shall God send famines, plagues, and thunderbolts

And lack of men shall be in all the world,

And then shall the great God who dwells in heaven

And then shall there be peace and wisdom deep,

And the fruit-bearing land shall yield again

And every haven, shall be free to men

As formerly, and shamelessness shall perish.

For like a lustrous crown shall shine a star,

Who wrestle. And then there shall be again

Into the heavenly sky, and it shall be

Shall then in the immortal contests strive

The unlawful or just, it shall be decided

Shall all experience as each other's guests;

And through this gate shall gloriously pass

Those who shall then receive the victor's crown.

But when this sign shall everywhere appear--

And Beliar shall come and many signs

Elect and faithful, there shall be confusion,

And there shall be upon them fearful wrath

Shall come in search of kindred Hebrew people

Shall nations perish. But they afterwards

Shall over men exceeding mighty rule,

Them as before, since their power ne'er shall fail.

Or eve or midday; but he sure shall come,

And it shall be as I say, it shall be,

And it shall be as I say, it shall be,

Arriving, shall to all the world display

Who shall be found with burden in the womb!

Alas for all who shall dwell on the waves!

Alas for women who shall see that day!

For a dark mist shall hide the boundless world,

East, west, and south, and north. And then shall flow

And heavenly lights shall break up into one

For stars from heaven shall fall into all seas.

And all the souls of men shall gnash their teeth

Shall be bereft, air, earth, sea, light, sky, days,

Nights; and no longer in the air shall fly

Birds without number, nor shall living things

Of furious winds; but he shall fuse all things

Together, and shall pick out what is pure.

Anyone did before, shall from dark gloom

Who shall be judge of mortals; and to them

Shall bodies of those on earth one day be raised.

And then shall Uriel, mighty angel, break

Shall (Uriel) summon to the judgment-seat;

Destroyed in flame, even these shall he collect

Making an end of fate shall raise the dead,

Shall come unto the Incorruptible

In glory with pure angels, and shall sit

Of the Most High, shall come enrobed in flesh

Also great Abraham himself shall come,

And then shall all pass through the burning stream

Shall be saved; and the godless furthermore

Shall to all ages perish, all who did

Of the heavenly and immortal God shall drive

Against a pillar where shall all around

Who ever is, shall bind with lasting bonds

Shall they be cast 'neath many horrid beasts

But when there shall be many punishments

Yet afterward shall there a fiery wheel

And then one here, another there, shall sires,

Shall be for them, nor piteous voice be heard

Aloud shall they cry; and they shall repay

Aloud shall they cry; and they shall repay

And hunger, shall in anguish gnash their teeth

And call death beautiful, and death shall flee

Shall ever give them rest. And many things in vain

Shall angels, bearing through the burning stream,

Spontaneous shall then bear, and the course

Nor shall there many days of anxious care,

When they shall ask the imperishable God:

What shall I be in that day? for I sinned--

As one who is and was erst and shall be

Can see God with his eyes? Or who shall bear

To another, but dire wickedness shall be

But when Rome shall o'er Egypt also rule

Governing always, then shall there appear

Over men. And a holy Lord shall come

And then shall come inexorable wrath

On Latin men; three shall by piteous fate

Endamage Rome. And perish shall all men,

With their own houses, when from heaven shall flow

When shall that day and when shall judgment come

When shall that day and when shall judgment come

Unto the bitter day. For it shall come,

When there shall pass among all men a stench

From the Sebastenes Beliar shall come

Hereafter, and the height of hills shall he

Establish, and shall make the sea stand still

And he shall raise the dead, and many signs

Work before men: but nothing shall be brought

And many mortals shall be lead astray

Shall draw near, and a flaming power shall come

Shall draw near, and a flaming power shall come

By billow to the earth, it shall consume

Shall the whole world be governed by the hands

Then when a widow shall o'er all the world

Of short lived men into the deep shall cast,

Then all the elements shall be bereft

Shall roll the heaven, even as a scroll is rolled;