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His hope (will be) in the Lord: who then can prevail against him (He will be) mighty in his works, and strong in the fear of God,

(He will be) shepherding the flock of the Lord faithfully and righteously, And will suffer none among them to stumble in their pasture.

He will lead them all aright, And there will be no pride among them that any among them should be oppressed.

This (will be) the majesty of the king of Israel whom God knoweth; He will raise him up over the house of Israel to correct him.

His words (shall be) more refined than costly gold, the choicest; In the assemblies he will judge the peoples, the tribes of the sanctified.

May the Lord hasten His mercy upon Israel! May He deliver us from the uncleanness of unholy enemies! The Lord Himself is our king for ever and ever.

May God cleanse Israel against the day of mercy and blessing, Against the day of choice when He bringeth back His anointed.

Blessed shall they be that shall be in those days, In that they shall see the goodness of the Lord which He shall perform for the generation that is to come,

That he may direct (every) man in the works of righteousness by the fear of God, That he may establish them all before the Lord,

That he may direct (every) man in the works of righteousness by the fear of God, That he may establish them all before the Lord,

(It is He) who hath established in (their) courses the lights (of heaven) for determining seasons from year to year, And they have not turned aside from the way which He appointed them

(It is He) who hath established in (their) courses the lights (of heaven) for determining seasons from year to year, And they have not turned aside from the way which He appointed them

And they have erred not since the day He created them. Since the generations of old they have not withdrawn from their path, Unless God commanded them (so to do) by the command of His servants.

For he the earth established, placing it

Round about Tartarus, and he himself

Gave the sweet light; he raised the heaven on high,

Appointing, he gave fishes to the seas

These by his word he made, and every thing

For he was self-caused and from heaven looked down

And then thereafter fashioned he again

He longed for conversation, being alone,

And prayed that he might see another form

Such as he had. And forthwith, from man's side

Gave her to dwell with him. And, when he gazed

Great admiration held his soul, he saw

Spontaneous flowing answered he in turn

And he, persuaded by the woman's words,

Sufficient food." Thus he spoke; and he made

Sufficient food." Thus he spoke; and he made

Driving him out severely; and he sent

[Of men he made, to whom no good thereafter]

And I am He who is, and in thy heart

Thus he spoke; and great trembling seized on him

At what he heard. And then, within his mind

Having contrived each matter, he besought

Escape God's notice; for he knows all things,

And do ye all entreat him--he is kind--

He had thus vainly spoken, the Most High

Thus spoke he; forth went (Noah) and aloud

And he massed clouds, and bid the sun's bright disk,

Obscuring all things round; he thundered loud,

By counsels of the Immortal; for he now

The house he opened from the polished wall,

Sent he a dove alone, that he might learn

Sent he a dove alone, that he might learn

He sent the dove once more, to learn if yet

Of black wing, sent he forth as hastily;

He had made full twice twenty days and one

And with whom always he his counsels shared.

Because he promised that again no flood

To mortals in the earth; and he doth hear

And he shall fulfill God's law, not destroy,

Shall he teach. Unto him shall priests convey

Will he show life eternal, but the fire

And then shall he the sickly heal, and all

Demons shall he drive out, and of the dead

Shall he walk; also in a desert place

Shall he five thousand satisfy with food

Of peoples, shall he fill twelve baskets full.

He shall spread forth and measure out all things,

When he shall to the house of Hades go

But when in three days he shall come again

Unto the house of heaven shall he go

He put the charming voice of words divine.

Of man on earth, he would be wonderstruck.

Days not a few; and then will he display

Will he the incorruptible reward

God hates the perjured man in that he swore.

Accursed through many generations he

He who gives alms knows how to lend to God.

When he to judgment comes. Disable not

Commits a wrong, an evil man is he;

But he that does it under force, the end

He that is highest of all, the all-surveying,

Whom when the Master comes he finds awake!

Or eve or midday; but he sure shall come,

Of furious winds; but he shall fuse all things

Destroyed in flame, even these shall he collect

And then will he his face turn openly

Away from them. For he to erring men

That he will suffer men from raging fire

And this will he do. For hereafter he

And this will he do. For hereafter he

But he, eternal Lord, proclaims himself

The ruler of the world? He by his word

East, west, and south, and north. The same is he

Hereafter, and the height of hills shall he

And he shall raise the dead, and many signs

Into the world again, and therefore he

Are fulfilled, which he threatened mortals once,

And he died; and the sons infringing oaths

For he was oldest and of noblest form.

To rear no male posterity, that he

For he was sent away. And thus she sent

And called her son. And at the time he came

Which he enjoined to do; and if, perchance,

One give no heed, he must unto the law

Or, if men's notice he escape, he shall

Or, if men's notice he escape, he shall

By ample satisfaction he destroyed.