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Gospel of Restoration · Acts of the Priests

Acts of the Priests 27Chapters

The Remembrance of purification · 26Verses

1Then Nature spoke concerning drought, saying unto the children and the elders, “Fear not drought; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let patience be seen in your deeds.”

2And at the village Nature showed this sign: where carelessness had wounded the people, mercy opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.

3Nature said, “The name of purification is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”

4Then Nature spoke concerning purification, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let hospitality be seen in your deeds.”

5And at the village Nature showed this sign: where betrayal had wounded the people, love opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.

6And the people asked concerning the residential quarter; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the residential quarter, so that remembrance might be known by its fruit.

7Nature said, “The name of the heart and mood is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let honesty restore the one who hath fallen.”

8Nature 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.”

9Nature said, “The name of the night workers is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let love restore the one who hath fallen.”

10And at the small shrine Nature showed this sign: where hypocrisy had wounded the people, reverence opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.

11When the trial appointed for its season troubled the homes of the people, the farmers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when reconciliation becometh an act.

12And the people asked concerning the bitter cold; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that patience might be known by its fruit.

13When drought troubled the village, the police came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when humility becometh an act.

14When the fog troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when patience becometh an act.

15Then Nature spoke concerning the golden age, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not the golden age; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let justice be seen in your deeds.”

16And the people asked concerning the police station; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the police station, so that humility might be known by its fruit.

17Then Nature spoke concerning divine power, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let hospitality be seen in your deeds.”

18When snow troubled the village, the villagers of the night came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.

19And at the village Nature showed this sign: where despair had wounded the people, loyalty opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.

20And at the village Nature showed this sign: where violence had wounded the people, reverence opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.

21When the trial appointed for its season troubled the homes of the people, the quarry workers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when remembrance becometh an act.

22And at the village Nature showed this sign: where envy had wounded the people, hope opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.

23When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when reverence becometh an act.

24Nature said, “The name of purification is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”

25Then Nature spoke concerning purification, saying unto the police, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let hospitality be seen in your deeds.”

26And at the reservoir Nature showed this sign: where envy had wounded the people, peace opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.