Gospel of the Fields 1Chapters
The Parable Shown in the beginning · 26Verses
1Nature said, “The name of the lumberyard is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
2Nature said, “The name of the small shrine is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
3And at the village Nature showed this sign: where fear had wounded the people, self-control opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
4Nature said, “The name of the central warehouse is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let humility restore the one who hath fallen.”
5Nature said, “The name of the beginning is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
6Then Nature spoke concerning the beginning, saying unto the migrants, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let remembrance be seen in your deeds.”
7And at the residential quarter Nature showed this sign: where despair had wounded the people, humility opened a way for healing, and the village marveled.
8When snow troubled the central warehouse, the keepers of the central warehouse came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when hospitality becometh an act.
9When the trial appointed for its season troubled the village, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when honesty becometh an act.
10And the people asked concerning the beginning; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that remembrance might be known by its fruit.
11Nature said, “The name of the bitter cold is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let faithfulness restore the one who hath fallen.”
12When the trial appointed for its season troubled the reservoir, those who pray came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when thanksgiving becometh an act.
13Then Nature spoke concerning the warehouse keeper, saying unto the keepers of the central warehouse, “Fear not the fog; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let reconciliation be seen in your deeds.”
14And the people asked concerning the beginning; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the village, so that patience might be known by its fruit.
15Nature said, “The name of the lumberyard is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let honesty restore the one who hath fallen.”
16Then Nature spoke concerning the one who sees spirits, saying unto the one who sees spirits, “Fear not snow; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let hope be seen in your deeds.”
17Nature said, “The name of the beginning is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let remembrance restore the one who hath fallen.”
18And the people asked concerning the warehouse keeper; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the central warehouse, so that courage might be known by its fruit.
19And the people asked concerning the prayer of parole; and Nature answered them by the deed done at the small shrine, so that reverence might be known by its fruit.
20Nature said, “The name of the beginning is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let loyalty restore the one who hath fallen.”
21When the fog troubled the village, the woodcutters came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when thanksgiving becometh an act.
22Then Nature spoke concerning the beginning, saying unto the police, “Fear not the trial appointed for its season; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let faithfulness be seen in your deeds.”
23Then Nature spoke concerning false doctrine, saying unto the villagers, “Fear not false doctrine; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let remembrance be seen in your deeds.”
24Then Nature spoke concerning the beginning, saying unto the farmers, “Fear not snow; lift up the weak, remember the missing, and let justice be seen in your deeds.”
25Nature said, “The name of the residential quarter is not given for boasting. Let him who hath strength serve, and let peace restore the one who hath fallen.”
26When the trial appointed for its season troubled the small shrine, the villagers came near; and Nature taught them that the covenant is fulfilled when discernment becometh an act.