shall

Like thunder-roaring shall God's voice be heard.

Shall be no more, nor shall the brilliant light

Shall be no more, nor shall the brilliant light

When God shall bc the ruler. And dark gloom

Shall be o'er all the earth, and blinded men

And evil beasts and woe; that day shall be

A long time, so that men shall see that God

There shall be raging through the world a war

And from the limits of the earth shall come

Shall overpower and over all things rule,

Shall he seize forthwith. And he shall destroy

Shall he seize forthwith. And he shall destroy

Many men and great tyrants and shall burn

And he shall raise up them that are afraid

Much war shall come to men, and blood shall flow

Much war shall come to men, and blood shall flow

Shall wrath distil and give help from the West,

Of winter then shall blow upon the earth,

For fire shall rain down from the heavenly plains

And these together shall destroy all kings

And noblest men. Thus shall be made to cease

And no more shall one fight with swords or iron

Or even darts, which things shall not again

Be lawful. But wise people shall have peace,

Shall care no longer for the fire divine

Shall one praise God out of the unseen earth,

And in the last time shall the sea be dry

And Asia the great then, all-hapless, shall

Be water, and then Crete shall be a plain.

And Cyprus shall endure great misery

And Paphos shall bewail a dreadful fate,

So that even Salamis, great city, shall

And now the dry land shall be fruitless sand

Shall utterly destroy the Cyprian land.

Looking at Tyre, doomed mortals, ye shall weep.

Of Egypt has ceased, it shall come to pass

That shameless kings shall be together joined,

And races of Pamphylians shall encamp

Shall in the dust be a world-maddening war

And rulers of the West shall make to cease.

When wintry storm shall drop down like the snow,

Forthwith a barbarous race shall make their way

Into the Asian land and shall destroy

And then shall mortals feeding lawlessly

And shall gulp down the entrails. And wild beasts

Shall devour from all houses table-food,

And they and birds all mortals shall devour.

The ocean with dead bodies shall be filled

Shall be on earth, so that of men the number

And the dire race shall wail for myriad things

Shall be a fame around the mighty heaven,

And no small mist shall hide the world's ravines

Shall guide the good men, who sang praise to God.

Of Acheron, and no longer shall remain

Shall all lament thee badly; but who put

And who praised God, shall know thee to be naught.

And sometime shall a linen-vested man,

And then shall there a great pure temple be

Shall into it their sacrifices bring.

And to them God shall give life incorrupt.

Shall cultivate their Egypt, they will then

May all occur. For they shall overthrow

And God shall rain down on the earth dire wrath

Shall there be any sparing in that land,

Escaping he first shall see God's sweet Spirit

And a pure flower shall bloom, and springs be full.

And he shall show the ways to men, and show

And he shall come for judgement and persuade

Billows shall he tread, sickness of mankind

Shall he destroy, he shall raise up the dead,

Shall he destroy, he shall raise up the dead,

And many sufferings shall he drive away;

And from one scrip shall be men's fill of bread,

When the house of David shall bring forth a child;

And he shall flash upon the earth, as once

Saw human form appearing. It shall be

When earth shall be glad in the hope of child.

This shall bring evil woes about for thee.

God was outstretched; the earth shall not have thee,

Shall sometime thee destroy; thee, Sicily,

The fire that burns within thee shall consume.

Earth shall float, hills float, and even sky shall float,

Earth shall float, hills float, and even sky shall float,

Everything shall be water and all things

Shall be destroyed by waters. And the winds

Shall stand still and a second age shall be.

Shall stand still and a second age shall be.

With false gods, which shall utterly destroy

Suffering things lamentable, shall by swords

Intoxicates, shall in intestine strife

Shall drive out Apis, not the god for men.

And over thee shall dash a wave of Lycus.

Who shall work many signs, shall through heaven hang

Who shall work many signs, shall through heaven hang

Whose drops shall slay the races of mankind

There shall at some time be, and then shall men

There shall at some time be, and then shall men

Propitiate God, but shall not make an end

Shall all things come to pass. For God himself

Under his feet shall sleep his messengers,