be

Shall from diseases chill and dreadful be

But blessed shall they be even when they go

In figure, stature, growth; and there shall be

Should be brought upon men of evil soul.

Then on a sudden there shall be a sign

But by his guiding nations shall be brought

Will be for ages on the lawless bring.

There shall be an uprising; on the waves

Shall be for three hours in the midst of day,

There shall be wise guides, and then afterward

There shall be a cessation of the prophets.

Shall be for those men, when they shall begin

And from the land the Hebrews shall be driven

They shall much darnel mingle, there shall be

Be barren from neglect, and fruits shall fail,

And there shall be a selling of their freedom

And lack of men shall be in all the world,

Of man on earth, he would be wonderstruck.

And then shall there be peace and wisdom deep,

And every haven, shall be free to men

Who wrestle. And then there shall be again

Into the heavenly sky, and it shall be

[Do not be rich unrighteously, but lead

A life of probity. Be satisfied

Hold fast in heart a secret. Be unwilling

Nor harshly accost a man who may be blamed.

The unlawful or just, it shall be decided

Of the field. And let strangers be esteemed

But let there not be anyone a stranger

For gold or silver; in them there will be

But with all be frank, and things from the soul

I tell not; but let each man's will be right.

Can never be undone. Let not thy hand

Be hasty, but ferocious passion curb;

Be common, neither great nor overmuch.

Follows that of the good. To be revered

Be not thou envious, faithless, or abusive,

Be prudent and abstain from shameless deeds.

Elect and faithful, there shall be confusion,

And there shall be upon them fearful wrath

With sleepless eyes. For it will be at dawn

And it shall be as I say, it shall be,

And it shall be as I say, it shall be,

Three evil signs of life to be destroyed.

Who shall be found with burden in the womb!

Shall be bereft, air, earth, sea, light, sky, days,

Who shall be judge of mortals; and to them

Shall bodies of those on earth one day be raised.

Who are to be judged at the judgment-seat,

Shall be saved; and the godless furthermore

Shall they be cast 'neath many horrid beasts

But when there shall be many punishments

Shall be for them, nor piteous voice be heard

Shall be for them, nor piteous voice be heard

Of life be common and wealth unapportioned.

For there no longer will be poor nor rich,

Nor autumn be [nor marriage, nor yet death,

And endless gnawing anguish to be saved;

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

As one who is and was erst and shall be

To another, but dire wickedness shall be

Work before men: but nothing shall be brought

And many mortals shall be lead astray

Shall the whole world be governed by the hands

Then all the elements shall be bereft

Subject shall all things be to him who comes

To be reared by the mother. But When now

Him into Phrygia to be reared apart

Plant things which are to be. And to my mind

And then shall be another kingdom, white

There will again be gold, and silver too,

And to those men shall great disaster be,

And forthwith in them there shall be a force

And in those days there shall be among men

Shalt be with them even to the seventh kingdom,

Of which a king of Egypt shall be king

Who shall be a descendant from the Greeks.

Shall be again strong and they shall be guides

Shall be again strong and they shall be guides

And what next, and what evil last shall be

Again shall there be tyrants for the Greeks

And for men shall be no more rest from war.

To leave the holy land. And thou shalt be

And every land shall be filled up with thee,

And every sea; and everyone shall be

Shall all be desert; and the altar fenced

And the wonders of thy temple all be waste.

Shall be unfailing; and as times revolve

Be, as it was before. . . .

And plant in royal minds things yet to be.

And then shalt thou be, as thou wast before,

As one not born; and then shalt thou be filled

And house of judgment among men be called,

Dreadful and grievous; there shall be again

And all thy land shall be a wilderness,

And desolations shall thy cities be.

And yet again there shall be among men

Shall leave Maeotis's lake, and there shall be

Drunken with wine, now shalt thou be a slave

There shall be no thought, but by evil plans