he

And he shall come for judgement and persuade

A disobedient people while he boasts

Billows shall he tread, sickness of mankind

Shall he destroy, he shall raise up the dead,

Shall he destroy, he shall raise up the dead,

And many sufferings shall he drive away;

And he shall flash upon the earth, as once

He himself who is born the mighty God,

He quickly flew unto his Father's house.

And he shall teach them as he has taught me,

And he shall teach them as he has taught me,

And stripping it off he shall pick it up.

And he shall have part in all mysteries

Sad then the time when he himself, sad one,

Shall come again, he may bestow these things

Go plundering Ares; and he shall himself

To rule with Ares. And when he has wrought

Shall he come. And three times three hundred

Having a fiery soul. But when he shall

His scepter and to Hades he shall pass.

And he who, being mortal, even so

How he shall utterly destroy. . . .

And of men bearing flesh he judges souls

In secret, then shall he all things declare;

He shall roll up the heaven; and of the moon

The light shall perish. And he shall exalt

Him Moses typified when he stretched out

Which he indeed aid promise, and in which

He that believes shall have eternal life.

Shall he come to creation, pitiable,

Hope to the pitiable; and he will give

He serves the ways of mortals. For at first

Keeping in mind this purpose he shall come

He winds shall he make cease, and with his foot

He winds shall he make cease, and with his foot

Shall he fill in the desert, and then taking

Of peoples shall he fill twelve baskets full.

And the souls of the blessed he shall call,

Desiring poverty. He who perceives

For of all things is he himself the ear

To whom all things submit, and he preserves

And faithless he shall come, and they will give

And he to whips will openly give then

His holy back; [for he unto the world

And silent he will be when buffeted

Lest anyone should know whose son he is

Or whence he came, that he may talk to the dead.

Or whence he came, that he may talk to the dead.

And he shall also wear a crown of thorns;

And into Hades shall he come announcing

The third day he shall end the lot of death;

Then from the dead departing he shall come

Shall he as Lord in flesh be visible,

As he before was, and in hands and feet

Behold, meek he shall come, that he may lift

Behold, meek he shall come, that he may lift

From their blood; for he is not by thy songs

Nor by thy prayers appeased, nor does he give

And then will he his face turn openly

Away from them. For he to erring men

Will he accomplish; and I know the number

From the beginning to the end he knows.]

Under thy leading he arranged all things.

But in the latest times the earth he passed,

He next addressed the maiden with his voice:

Receive thou God." Thus speaking he inbreathed

Brought he in yet another race of men

Close-fighter very strong; and he shall have

Sword shall he stretch out against pious men.

Of doubtful native land; and Memphis he,

And he will watch o'er many things in wars.

And to all other mortals. And he then

And he shall treat thee more despitefully

And shall destroy all thy men. But when he

But he shall come again and every nation

For he will carry all things in detail

By reason, and all things will he subject,

And he the temple of the mighty God

He shall encompass the inhabitants;

He shall rule, going forwards towards the end

He for his brother's sake will go in quest.

Shall he bear off! But with those yet to come

Homewards shall he in order go. And then

Shall he fall by a treacherous woman's hand.

And he shall come out of the mighty fire

He shall perform a pious work of law,

He shall pass over land and fearful sea.

And he shall have a trisyllabic name,

He will raise up. And in his fifteenth year,

Shall he lay hold on the event of death.

Shall be instructed; for his chapters he

And wisely will he write most marvelous things,

Measures and verses; for he shall the first

He shall among the foremost fighters be,

And he shall share that name which shows the sign

Shall he be; but behind him he shall leave

Shall he be; but behind him he shall leave

But by base spearman he himself shall fall

And cities he of many mortal men

Will he abuse the city Babylon,