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He pledged to open every land, the world

And portals of the blessed, and all joys,

And out of every land unto the house

Of the great God shall they bring frankincense

For mortal temple of the mighty God

Shall call it. And all pathways of the plain

Of the deep shall be easy in those days

On the land of the good shall come; and sword

On the land of the good shall come; and sword

Shall prophets of the mighty God remove;

For they are judges and the righteous kings

Among mankind; for of the mighty God

This is the judgment and also the power.

This is the judgment and also the power.

For he who made the heaven and earth gave thee

And lambs shall in the mountains feed on grass

And bears shall lodge among the pasturing calves;

And the carnivorous lion shall eat chaff

At the manger like the cow; and little children

At the manger like the cow; and little children

For over them shall be the hand of God.

That thou may'st know when the end of all things

On earth shall be. When in the starry heaven

Straightway shalt there be also from the heaven

A cloud of dust borne forth to all the earth,

And the sun's brightness in the midst of heaven

And the sun's brightness in the midst of heaven

Shall be eclipsed, and the moon's beams appear

Distilling from the rocks a sign shalt be;

And in the cloud shalt ye behold a war

Of foot and horse, like the chase of wild beasts

In the dense fog. This end of all things God

But all must sacrifice to the great King.

The long walls of Assyrian Babylon

For Hellas to proclaim to all the wrath

Shall call me mad, the great God's prophetess,

To my ancestors; what things were the first

For when the world was deluged with a flood

Sailed o'er the waters with the beasts and birds,

Sailed o'er the waters with the beasts and birds,

In order that the world might be refilled,

To whom the first things happened, and the last

To whom the first things happened, and the last

But of the mighty God, whom hands of men

With fish, and land, and rivers, and the month

From the first generation to the eleventh;

From the first generation to the eleventh;

O people, to the Sibyl give all ear,

Blessed of men shall they be on the earth

As many as shall love the mighty God,

Polluted with the blood of living things

To the great glory of one God and not

For slow is the whole race of human kind

To believe. But when judgment of the world

Judging at once the impious and the pious,

Judging at once the impious and the pious,

Then indeed shall he send the ungodly back

How much impiety they wrought]; but the pious

Shall still remain upon the fruitful land,

But these things all in the tenth generation

From the first generation, those I'll tell.

And for six generations hold the power

Of the world, from the time the God of heaven

Of the world, from the time the God of heaven

Of the world, from the time the God of heaven

Being wroth against the cities and all men

Them shall the Medes o'erpower, but on the throne

Them shall the Medes o'erpower, but on the throne

Dark night shall come at the mid hour of day

And from the heaven the stars and circling moon

And from the heaven the stars and circling moon

And works of men headlong; and from the deep

They shall peer out the islands of the Sea.

They shall peer out the islands of the Sea.

But when the great Euphrates shall with blood

Between the Medes and Persians dreadful strife

In battle; and the, Medes shall fall and fly

'Neath Persian spears beyond the mighty water

Of Tigris. And the Persian power shall be

Greatest in all the world, and they shall have

As men shall wish away--the din of war,

What time the Nile, corn-nourisher, shall hide

His dark wave somewhere underneath the earth.

And he shall walk the wet paths of the deep,

And he shall walk the wet paths of the deep,

And shall sail after he has cut the mount

And Sicily the wretched shall a stream

Her flame disgorges; and in the deep chasm

Down shall the mighty city Croton fall.

But equally balanced is the strife with both.

But, when the race of mortal men shall come

To the tenth generation, also then

And terror be. But when the Macedonians

Shall boast the scepter there shall be for Thebes

Shall all into the land of Hellas flee.

O'erpouring, to the sacred isle shall come.

The Macedonian power shall not abide;

But from the west a great Italian war

Shall flourish, under which the world shall bear

A servile yoke and the Italians serve.