the

But when the great high-thundering God shall cause

The boundless swelling of the many waters--

The boundless swelling of the many waters--

By harbors and rough headlands round the land;

Then also shall a child of the great God

To mortals in the earth; and he doth hear

Are twice announced; the whole sum I will name:

And yet eight hundred will reveal the name

In thine own understanding that the Christ

Is child of the immortal God most high.

But when a voice shall through the desert land

Shall call to make straight paths, and from the heart

With water all the bodies of mankind,

Out of the land of Egypt a fair stone;

And on it shall the Hebrew people stumble;

Together; for the God who rules on high

They also shall know through him, and the way

Will he show life eternal, but the fire

Will be for ages on the lawless bring.

And then shall he the sickly heal, and all

And then the blind shall see, the lame shall walk,

And then the blind shall see, the lame shall walk,

The deaf shall hearken, and the dumb shall speak.

The deaf shall hearken, and the dumb shall speak.

Demons shall he drive out, and of the dead

There shall be an uprising; on the waves

From five loaves and a fish out of the sea,

And with the remnants of them, for the hope

And with the remnants of them, for the hope

But when the maddening wrath of the Most High

But when the maddening wrath of the Most High

Shall come upon the Hebrews, and take faith

Away from them, because they slew the Son

Of the heavenly God; then also with foul lips

And bear the crown of thorns, and they shall pierce

Shall be for three hours in the midst of day,

Then also shall the temple of Solomon

When he shall to the house of Hades go

Proclaiming resurrection to the dead.

Unto the light, and show his form to men

And teach all things, ascending in the clouds

Unto the house of heaven shall he go

Leaving the world a Gospel convenant.

From nations that are guided by the law

Of the Mighty One. But also after this

There shall be a cessation of the prophets.

After that, when the Hebrew people reap

Unrighteous arrogance. But when the temple

Of Solomon in the holy land shall fall,

And from the land the Hebrews shall be driven

And from the land the Hebrews shall be driven

Wandering and wasted, and among the wheat

And the cities suffering outrage shall bewail

Of the great God, since they wrought evil work.

He put the charming voice of words divine.

And goats and sheep, then shall the ample field

The tenth race, when the earth-shaking Lightener

The tenth race, when the earth-shaking Lightener

Shall break the zeal for idols and shall shake

The people of seven-hilled Rome, and riches great

But yet the whole world of unnumbered men

And lack of men shall be in all the world,

And then shall the great God who dwells in heaven

And the fruit-bearing land shall yield again

Bright, all-resplendent, from the radiant heaven

Into the heavenly sky, and it shall be

For all men in the world, and have the fame

For all men in the world, and have the fame

Shall then in the immortal contests strive

For unto them will the pure Christ adjudge

That which is due, and crown the ones approved,

Who carry on the contest unto death.

Will he the incorruptible reward

Of the prize give, and to all men allot

Revere not idols vainly; but the God

Do not cast out the poor unrighteously,

Avoid false testimony; tell the truth.

Strike not the scales oneside, but draw them equal.

God hates the perjured man in that he swore.

Give the toilworn his hire; do not afflict

The poor man. Unto orphans help afford

And to widows and the needy. Talk with sense;

Unrighteous men. Give to the poor at once

Give to the needy with perspiring hand.

Rather than sacrifice. The naked clothe,

Share thy bread with the hungry, in thy house

Receive the shelterless and lead the blind.

Receive the shelterless and lead the blind.

Pity the shipwrecked; for the voyage is

Pity the shipwrecked; for the voyage is

Uncertain. To the fallen give a hand;

And save the man that stands without defense.

To the poor thy hand. Of what God gave to thee

Bestow thou also on the needy one.

Common is the whole life of mortal men;

The unlawful or just, it shall be decided

Offered to idols. Gird not on the sword

Of the field. And let strangers be esteemed

In equal honor with the citizens;

Nothing at all unjust. The love of gain