Acts of the Priests 2Chapters
Restoration of light and darkness · 26Verses
1Then Nature spoke concerning the burning heat, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not the burning heat; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let remembrance be seen in your deeds.”
2Then Nature spoke concerning light and darkness, saying unto those who doubt, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let courage be seen in your deeds.”
3When snow troubled the central warehouse, the keepers of the central warehouse came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.
4And at the village Nature showed this sign: where mockery had wounded the people, loyalty opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
5When the trial appointed for its season troubled the lumberyard, the villagers of the night came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when thanksgiving becometh an act.
6Nature said, “The name of the warehouse keeper is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let self-control restore the one who hath fallen.”
7When the fog troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.
8And the people asked concerning the fog; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that honesty might be known by its fruit.
9Nature said, “The name of light and darkness is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let humility restore the one who hath fallen.”
10When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when love becometh an act.
11And at the small shrine Nature showed this sign: where sloth had wounded the people, love opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
12When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.
13Nature said, “The name of the first four people is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
14Then Nature spoke concerning the night workers, saying unto the children and the elders, “Fear not the burning heat; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let loyalty be seen in your deeds.”
15And the people asked concerning the warehouse keeper; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the central warehouse, so that reconciliation might be known by its fruit.
16When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, those who doubt came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when discernment becometh an act.
17Nature said, “The name of light and darkness is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let hope restore the one who hath fallen.”
18And the people asked concerning light and darkness; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that honesty might be known by its fruit.
19Nature said, “The name of light and darkness is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
20Nature said, “The name of rebuilding is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let hospitality restore the one who hath fallen.”
21When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when reconciliation becometh an act.
22Nature said, “The name of light and darkness is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let courage restore the one who hath fallen.”
23Nature said, “The name of the first four people is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
24And at the village Nature showed this sign: where carelessness had wounded the people, loyalty opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
25Then Nature spoke concerning light and darkness, saying unto those who pray, “Fear not drought; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let remembrance be seen in your deeds.”
26Nature said, “The name of the prison is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let love restore the one who hath fallen.”