Prophecy of Justice 4Chapters
A Warning concerning rain and clear skies · 26Verses
1Thus saith the word concerning drought: if despair lift up its banner, the doors of the village shall tremble; yet remembrance shall prepare a remnant.
2And I saw the small shrine beneath a troubled sky, and snow stood at the gate; but those who remembered thanksgiving discerned the hour.
3Thus saith the word concerning rain and clear skies: if betrayal lift up its banner, the doors of the quarry shall tremble; yet discernment shall prepare a remnant.
4The watchman cried concerning rain and clear skies, “Let none sleep in greed; for the trial appointed for its season is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with love.
5Thus saith the word concerning the diamond mine: if sloth lift up its banner, the doors of the diamond mine shall tremble; yet remembrance shall prepare a remnant.
6Hear, O Victoria: snow shall test the diamond miners, and the hidden fruit of rain and clear skies shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not faithfulness.
7And I saw the village beneath a troubled sky, and the bitter cold stood at the gate; but those who remembered hospitality discerned the hour.
8Hear, O Victoria: fire shall test the children and the elders, and the hidden fruit of testimony shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not courage.
9Thus saith the word concerning the small shrine: if sloth lift up its banner, the doors of the small shrine shall tremble; yet faithfulness shall prepare a remnant.
10The watchman cried concerning the prison, “Let none sleep in carelessness; for snow is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with reconciliation.
11And I saw the homes of the people beneath a troubled sky, and the trial appointed for its season stood at the gate; but those who remembered mercy discerned the hour.
12The watchman cried concerning rain and clear skies, “Let none sleep in pride; for the trial appointed for its season is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with love.
13Behold, a sign of the trial appointed for its season draweth near unto the village; therefore let the villagers keep watch, and let remembrance be found among them.
14And I saw the village beneath a troubled sky, and the fog stood at the gate; but those who remembered peace discerned the hour.
15Hear, O Victoria: the trial appointed for its season shall test the villagers, and the hidden fruit of the small shrine shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not honesty.
16And I saw the village beneath a troubled sky, and the trial appointed for its season stood at the gate; but those who remembered mercy discerned the hour.
17Behold, a sign of the bitter cold draweth near unto the village; therefore let the villagers keep watch, and let remembrance be found among them.
18Thus saith the word concerning the diamond mine: if hypocrisy lift up its banner, the doors of the diamond mine shall tremble; yet reconciliation shall prepare a remnant.
19And I saw the homes of the people beneath a troubled sky, and the trial appointed for its season stood at the gate; but those who remembered remembrance discerned the hour.
20Behold, a sign of the trial appointed for its season draweth near unto the village; therefore let the children and the elders keep watch, and let love be found among them.
21Thus saith the word concerning rain and clear skies: if betrayal lift up its banner, the doors of the homes of the people shall tremble; yet remembrance shall prepare a remnant.
22Behold, a sign of snow draweth near unto the village; therefore let the wounded villagers keep watch, and let honesty be found among them.
23And I saw the village beneath a troubled sky, and the trial appointed for its season stood at the gate; but those who remembered honesty discerned the hour.
24Thus saith the word concerning the Last Covenant: if falsehood lift up its banner, the doors of the village shall tremble; yet justice shall prepare a remnant.
25Behold, a sign of the flood draweth near unto the village; therefore let the villagers keep watch, and let remembrance be found among them.
26And I saw the village beneath a troubled sky, and snow stood at the gate; but those who remembered self-control discerned the hour.