mortals

How long will that which is corruptible remain, and how long will the time of mortals be prospered, and until what time will those who transgress in the world be polluted with much wickedness?

For you shall depart from this place, And you shall pass from the regions which are now seen by you, And you shall forget whatever is corruptible, And shall not again recall those things which happen among mortals.

Revere, O mortals, the supremely great

Terror of mortals, sending lightnings forth;

To mortals in the earth; and he doth hear

To mortals, when, watched over, there shall come

And they will oppress mortals. But great fall

And then will God show mortals a great sign:

Among you, since, ye mortals, all of you

Wert, not to mortals such a longed-for bane!

Who shall be judge of mortals; and to them

Among all mortals, and for sake of gain

And many mortals shall be lead astray

Are fulfilled, which he threatened mortals once,

Cast down the great tower and stirred mortals up

Over all mortals; and against each other

Among all mortals. [For it is indeed

With mortals the prime origin of war.]

Shall come to mortals. But the God of heaven

And ornament. And they will oppress mortals;

And to all mortals. Why now one by one

Deceptions, whence to mortals on the earth

Of mortals thou didst honor Therefore now

Raise thee to heaven, for mortals of low rank

Together shall upon all mortals come.

Shall mortals all lament the barrenness

Unto all mortals. For to them alone

And all that empty-minded mortals will;

Mortals themselves will cast down and for shame

Which is for mortals of all things the best.

When on all mortals there shall come the height

To mortals], judgment great and power shall come

To mortals best fruit boundless, wheat, wine, oil;

Have been by miserable mortals done;

Of mortals. And there shall be righteous wealth

And that I might to mortals prophesy

And mortals comes which God himself shall bring

Ah! miserable mortals, change these things,

Raise mortals up, even as they were before.

For mortals; and the pleasure of the land

O'er craven mortals greatly, thou shalt wail

So that there shall remain for wretched mortals

And shameless whom all mortals and best men

Thou shalt be among evil mortals made

Of mortals who shall pitiably weep

Of mortals wished for thee? Who has not been

From the clouds; and no more shall mortals reap

On mortals, and therewith blood, water, flash

The towns of mortals who before did evil,

For wretched mortals, nor adulteries

Looking at Tyre, doomed mortals, ye shall weep.

And then shall mortals feeding lawlessly

And they and birds all mortals shall devour.

Of many mortals. And a moonless night

Of mortals, first was Egypt's royal power

Unto all mortals and shall spend the toils

And silver; for than these did mortals choose

Of mortals, when the Almighty shall himself

The wooden house shall cover mortals round.

Faithful and faithless mortals shall see God

And mortals shall their idols cast away

And brimstone flow. But for all mortals then

He serves the ways of mortals. For at first

That thirsts do mortals drunken pour out wine

Former of mortals and creator of life.

And to all other mortals. And he then

Great wonder unto mortals, there shall be

Whom all shall among mortals call most wise,

Come clothed in flesh like mortals; but with him

And over mortals all desire to reign,

The sun that lighteth mortals shall withdraw,

But when God shall for mortals bring to pass