Acts of the Priests 26Chapters
Restoration of providence · 26Verses
1And the people asked concerning providence; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that remembrance might be known by its fruit.
2And the people asked concerning providence; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that remembrance might be known by its fruit.
3When the trial appointed for its season troubled the central warehouse, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when courage becometh an act.
4Then Nature spoke concerning health, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not drought; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let love be seen in your deeds.”
5When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when hope becometh an act.
6Nature said, “The name of the golden age is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let loyalty restore the one who hath fallen.”
7And at the lumberyard Nature showed this sign: where indifference had wounded the people, remembrance opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
8When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers of the night came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.
9When snow troubled the small shrine, the builders came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.
10Then Nature spoke concerning the night workers, saying unto the villagers of the night, “Fear not the great rain; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let hope be seen in your deeds.”
11And at the small shrine Nature showed this sign: where falsehood had wounded the people, thanksgiving opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
12And at the residential quarter Nature showed this sign: where hoarding had wounded the people, mercy opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
13Then 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.”
14And at the village Nature showed this sign: where pride had wounded the people, thanksgiving opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
15Then Nature spoke concerning the farm, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let thanksgiving be seen in your deeds.”
16When crime troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.
17Nature said, “The name of the diamond mine is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let loyalty restore the one who hath fallen.”
18Nature said, “The name of providence is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let humility restore the one who hath fallen.”
19And the people asked concerning the first four people; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that remembrance might be known by its fruit.
20Then Nature spoke concerning the night workers, saying unto the villagers of the night, “Fear not the burning heat; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let loyalty be seen in your deeds.”
21And the people asked concerning the small shrine; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the small shrine, so that hope might be known by its fruit.
22Then Nature spoke concerning the night workers, saying unto the villagers of the night, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let humility be seen in your deeds.”
23Nature said, “The name of providence is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let justice restore the one who hath fallen.”
24Nature said, “The name of divine power is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let love restore the one who hath fallen.”
25When 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.
26Nature said, “The name of providence is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let hope restore the one who hath fallen.”