and

And by the Word accomplishing all things,

And healing every sickness. By his word

He winds shall he make cease, and with his foot

In peaceful faith. And from five loaves of bread

And a fish of the sea live thousand men

Shall he fill in the desert, and then taking

And the souls of the blessed he shall call,

And love the pitiable, who, being mocked,

Beaten, and whipped, shall evil do for good

All things and sees all things and hears all things

All things and sees all things and hears all things

Shall search the heart and bare it to conviction;

And mind and sight, and Word that maketh forms

And mind and sight, and Word that maketh forms

And mind and sight, and Word that maketh forms

To whom all things submit, and he preserves

Them that are dead and every sickness heals.

And faithless he shall come, and they will give

And faithless he shall come, and they will give

And poisonous spittle with polluted mouths.

And he to whips will openly give then

And silent he will be when buffeted

And he shall also wear a crown of thorns;

Of anger and revenge. But when these things

He'll spread his hands and measure all the world.

But gall for food and vinegar to drink

Shall be asunder rent and in midday

How to serve secret temple and the law,

And into Hades shall he come announcing

And the last day, and having fallen asleep

And the last day, and having fallen asleep

Beginning of resurrection, and wash off

And first then openly unto his own

As he before was, and in hands and feet

As he before was, and in hands and feet

Denoting east and west and south and north;

Denoting east and west and south and north;

Denoting east and west and south and north;

The deed so lawless and condemnable.

Lying upon our neck, and may annul

Our godless laws and bonds compulsory.

Him glorify and hold within thy heart,

From thy soul love him and extol his name.

Put off thy former friends and wash thyself

And know who this one is, and thou shalt then

And know who this one is, and thou shalt then

And then shall all the elements of the world

Of gleaming fire, and heavenly sky and night

Of gleaming fire, and heavenly sky and night

And all days into one shall run together

And into outward form all-desolate.

And there shall fly no longer in the air

And swimming trembling creatures of the sea

Shall all die; and no longer on the waves

Shall sail the freighted ship. And earth shall groan

Blood-stained by wars; and all the souls of men

Both by loud crying and by fear,] dissolved

By thirst, by famine, and by plague and murders,

By thirst, by famine, and by plague and murders,

And they shall call death beautiful and death

And they shall call death beautiful and death

Nor night shall give them rest. And many things

And then will he his face turn openly

And all that have been spoken by my mouth

Will he accomplish; and I know the number

Of the sands and the measures of the sea,

And gloomy Tartarus, I know the numbers

Of the stars, and the trees, and all the tribes

Of the stars, and the trees, and all the tribes

Of quadrupeds, and of the swimming things

And flying birds, and of men who are now

And flying birds, and of men who are now

And of those yet to be, and of the dead;

And of those yet to be, and of the dead;

For I myself the forms and mind of men

Did fashion, and right reason did I give

And knowledge taught; I who formed eyes and ears,

And knowledge taught; I who formed eyes and ears,

Who see and hear and every thought discern,

Who see and hear and every thought discern,

And who within am conscious of all things,

I am still; and hereafter will convict

[And punishing what any mortal did

In secret, and upon God's judgment seat

Coming and speaking unto mortal men].

I understand the dumb man and I hear

Him that speaks not, and how great the whole height

From earth to heaven is, and the beginning

And end I know, who made the heaven and earth.

And end I know, who made the heaven and earth.

For I alone am God and other God

Treat as divine, and shaping it by hand

With supplications and unholy rites.

For they flesh and bones full of marrow burn

Offering on altars, and they pour out blood

To demons, and they kindle lights to me

The giver of light, and as to a god

Of kings and tyrants they will do these things

Performing service godless and destructive.

And godless they their images call gods,