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And see you what hath befallen Zion, And what hath happened to Jerusalem.

And take not account of our works; For what are we? For lo! by Your gift do we come into the world, And we depart not of our own will.

What therefore is our strength that we should bear Your wrath, Or what are we that we should endure Your judgment?

What therefore is our strength that we should bear Your wrath, Or what are we that we should endure Your judgment?

And I answered and said: 'O Adam, what have you done to all those who are born from you? And what will be said to the first Eve who hearkened to the serpent?

And I answered and said: 'O Adam, what have you done to all those who are born from you? And what will be said to the first Eve who hearkened to the serpent?

You, O LORD, my Lord, know what is in Your creature.

"In what shape will those live who live in Your day? Or how will the splendor of those who (are) after that time continue?

For what then have men lost their life, And for what have those who were on the earth exchanged their soul?

For what then have men lost their life, And for what have those who were on the earth exchanged their soul?

And as for the righteous, what will they do now?

(You) who reveal to those who fear you what is prepared for them, That thenceforth they may be comforted.

You show great acts to those who know not; You break up the enclosure of those who are ignorant, And lightest up what is dark, And reveal what is hidden to the pure, [Who in faith have submitted themselves to you and Your law.]

You show great acts to those who know not; You break up the enclosure of those who are ignorant, And lightest up what is dark, And reveal what is hidden to the pure, [Who in faith have submitted themselves to you and Your law.]

For I know that as regards those things wherein I besought you, I have received a response, And as regards what I besought, you did reveal to me with what voice I should praise you, And from what members I should cause praises and hallelujahs to ascend to you.

For I know that as regards those things wherein I besought you, I have received a response, And as regards what I besought, you did reveal to me with what voice I should praise you, And from what members I should cause praises and hallelujahs to ascend to you.

For I know that as regards those things wherein I besought you, I have received a response, And as regards what I besought, you did reveal to me with what voice I should praise you, And from what members I should cause praises and hallelujahs to ascend to you.

For what am I amongst men, Or why am I reckoned amongst those who are more excellent than I, That I have heard all these marvelous things from the Most High, And numberless promises from Him who created me?

For if owing to the report which you have only heard of judgment you are so moved, What (wilt you be) when you shall see it manifestly with your eyes?

And if with the expectation wherewith you do expect the day of the Mighty One you are so overcome, What (wilt you be) when you shall come to its advent?

And if you have heard tidings of the good and evil things which are then coming and are grieved, What (wilt you be) when you shall behold what the majesty will reveal, Which shall convict these and cause those to rejoice.'

And if you have heard tidings of the good and evil things which are then coming and are grieved, What (wilt you be) when you shall behold what the majesty will reveal, Which shall convict these and cause those to rejoice.'

What therefore can be blacker or darker than these things?

For the Most High made division from the beginning, because He alone knows what will befall.

And He answered and said unto me: ['Inasmuch as the revelation of this vision has been interpreted to you as you requested], hear the word of the Most High that you may know what is to befall you after these things.

Go up therefore to the top of that mountain, and there shall pass before you all the regions of that land, and the figure of the inhabited world, and the top(s) of the mountains, and the depth(s) of the valleys, and the depths of the seas, and the number of the rivers, that you may see what you are leaving, and whither you are going.

Have you not seen here what has befallen Zion?

He has decreed against you that you should be carried away captive-for what you have suffered is disproportioned to what you have done-in order that, at the last times, you may be found worthy of your fathers.

He has decreed against you that you should be carried away captive-for what you have suffered is disproportioned to what you have done-in order that, at the last times, you may be found worthy of your fathers.

Now, my brethren, learn first what befell Zion: how that Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon came up against us.

For what befell you we also suffer in a preeminent degree, for it befell us also.

And let us not now look unto the delights of the Gentiles in the present, but let us remember what has been promised to us in the end.

And after his death you cast them away from you: on this account there came upon you what had been predicted.

For no man upon it had done what they did,

And have mercy on the righteous, (delivering him) from the affliction of the sinner, And recompensing the sinner for what he hath done to the righteous.

The righteous stumbleth and holdeth the Lord righteous: He falleth and looketh out for what God will do to him;

For man and his portion (lie) before Thee in the balance; He cannot add to, so as to enlarge, what has been prescribed by Thee. O God,

At what he sees in his bad dreams, his soul shall not be troubled;

My loins were broken at what I heard, my knees tottered:

Let the Lord do what He hath spoken concerning Israel and Jerusalem; Let the Lord raise up Israel by His glorious name. The mercy of the Lord be upon Israel for ever and ever.

But with goodwill and cheerfulness support my soul; When Thou strengthenest my soul, what is given (to me) will be sufficient for me.

But, for our sins, sinners rose up against us; They assailed us and thrust us out; What Thou hadst not promised to them, they took away (from us) with violence.

I'll prophesy each thing: what erst has been,

And what is now, and what shall yet befall

And what is now, and what shall yet befall

At what he heard. And then, within his mind

And many a year rule, rendering what is just

From what is righteous go at all astray--

With what thou hast and keep thyself from that

Which is another's. Speak not what is false,

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

A different thought from what thou speakest forth;

With evils that are past; for what is done

Together, and shall pick out what is pure.

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

I, who have uttered what is all too true,

What is pure. No more laughing spheres of light,

This also in my mind to tell: what first,

And what next, and what evil last shall be

And what next, and what evil last shall be

What pouring out of blood shalt thou receive,

Or woman; what a home unspeakable

What troubles in the rolling years shall come.

And what as whole burnt-offering Hellas brought

What time they reach the land, polluted kings

But what God gave for faithful men to honor;

For he showed me what happened formerly

To my ancestors; what things were the first

Truly to men what things have now befallen

Shall come to pass; and now what things shall be

What time the Nile, corn-nourisher, shall hide

What God can do, and what he doth devise?

What God can do, and what he doth devise?

And what things Egypt taught to magnify

Having a sign, shall know for what they toiled.

With riches mixed, what thou hast longed to have

And to hold fast what God put in their charge.

What god shall save thee, whether wrought of gold

Where then thy power? What allied land shall be

And made to suffer what thou didst exact,

[And punishing what any mortal did

I shall fuse and shall pick out what is pure,

What an outpouring of the blood of men

And what spoils of the old man weeping much

For what thou didst unlawfully of old,

Structures and ornament and what may seem

And what is much more excellent for men

And a just minister of what is right;

What things I say; for thou art in me he

And over them he stirs up what is dark;

what you think, and we will listen to you.' Then answered Nabusumiskun the officer and said to them, 'Hear me,

What is stronger than wine foaming in the press?

More than all watchfulness watch thy mouth, and over what thou hearest harden thy heart, for a word is (like) a bird, and when he has sent it forth

The goat answered and said to the leopard, 'What hast thou to do with me, my lord? Take not my skin from me.' For he does not

I will be silent. The sheep answered and said to him, 'Take for thyself what thou wilt take from us. We are thy sheep.'

From myself has my curse gone forth, and with whom shall I be justified? The son of my body has spied out (?) my house, and what can I say to strangers?

A man knows not what is in the heart of his fellow, and when a good man sees an evil man he will beware of him,

The bramble sent to the pomegranate saying, 'Bramble to Pomegranate, what is the good of thy many thorns to him who touches thy fruit?'

Pity (?) a man who knows not what he . . .

. . . and I know not what will come after it.