be

Shall there be when this man shall rule the land

And there shall be at the mid hour of day

And while he rules there shall be peace profound

And in addition to these shall be one

Of cities shall be. But the reverend king

And (one) of these shall be a noble man

And then shall there be over all the world

And cities shall be under his control

And of themselves be subject. For to him

One here, another there. And there shall be

Wounded; and after him shall be a ruler

Moreover, there shall be unto the Jews

Earthquakes, and great plagues be on every land,

Shall he be; foreign dust shall hide his corpse,

Shall be his name, and of four syllables,

And great peace shall be when he shall be lord;

And great peace shall be when he shall be lord;

And he shall be a minstrel of rich voice

Shall be commander, of tens numbering seven;

And their names shall be honored; and they shall

Of the first unit; and he shall be good

When a great sign of God shall be displayed

And be the best in mighty arms and have

And while this man is ruler there shall be

A fearful sign: there shall be a great mist

Shall perish. And then Rome shall be bereft

And miseries of conquests there shall be,

But he himself shall be short-lived and fall

Shall be to him . . .

Shall be bad; but then by the eastern way

For all things shall not be (the lot) of all,

But only those shall be for happiness

And battles there shall be, and homicides,

And then an insurrection there shall be

On first and twentieth there are to be placed

And laws shall be enacted, there shall be

And laws shall be enacted, there shall be

And then shall there be an unlawful strife

But for them there shall not be victory;

And many shall be slay, and then the king

Shall there be fights and pillagings and murders

Tyana and Mazaka, there shall be

A capture; thou shalt be enslaved and put

Then also shall be famines, pestilence,

The land shall drink! For that shall be a time

And thou shalt be, O Hierapolis,

To Mysians and Bithynians there shall be

And yet again the world shall be confused,

Force their way. And then there shall be a flight

The Romans, and the Persians shall be weak.

Shall be theirs unless soon, with speed of feet

And then there shall be a lord confident

Shall great peace be in the world and to all

And Rome is no more to be seen or heard,

Nor shall there be a sparing of her works;

But he shall be a sport for dogs and birds

And then shall Rome again be as before.

And then shall there a reverend ruler be,

'Twixt Taurus and snow-clad Amanus be

Shall by the deep strong rivers be destroyed.

Shall there be many earthquakes. And the king

And fuller shall the rains be, snow and hail

Be thrown down headlong by the army's hands;

And then anew shall a creation be

Who shall be a descendant of the Greeks.

Feeding much, and Larissa shall be bent

Shall be an insurrection. And dire war

Shall be hard by the waters of the lake

And very strong Pelasgi there shall be

Shall be a desert, and much people perish.

And there shall be a dread sign while he rules:

There shall be over all the earth great peace

To be the food of dogs and birds of prey.

Thou shalt in thy possessions foremost be,

And race-grounds; and then shalt thou be again

Shall be again raised up, who shall by lot

Shall be three kings, two having the first number,

Neither will he be gentle with mankind,

Trusting in false oaths ye shall be destroyed.

The city shall be those days, and straightway

Shall it again be prosperous not a little;

And rest shall be when that rule is destroyed.

Shall be, and after it again shall grow

Shall be unshaken; for it shall be known,

Shall be unshaken; for it shall be known,

A great and careful lord shall be their king,

Shall be one lord of the two lords of earth.

Then shall the oracles be all fulfilled.

A fearful lot, and be shall over all

Barbarian shall be poured out in the dust

When the city shall be plundered utterly

Down from his head will be the scepter cast

Shouting aloud; so also shall there be

And many shall be utterly destroyed

Shall be exceeding quiet; yet again

In Egypt be stirred up, and there shall be

In Egypt be stirred up, and there shall be

Shall not be theirs. Ah, wretched ones, there shall

A conquest of the famous city be,

And it shall be a spoil of war not long.