Song of Villager Love 5Chapters
A Hymn of day and night · 26Verses
1Let not violence boast concerning day and night; for Nature regardeth the quiet work of remembrance more than the loud word.
2Better is remembrance at the police station than abundance joined unto forgetfulness; for the former giveth life, but the latter scattereth neighbors.
3Concerning day and night, hear wisdom: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let those who pray measure not one another by strength alone, but by mercy.
4Concerning the first four people, hear wisdom: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the villagers measure not one another by strength alone, but by thanksgiving.
5He that keepeth mercy in the day of the trial appointed for its season buildeth a house unseen; and its beams shall stand when the proud roof falleth.
6Let not despair boast concerning health; for Nature regardeth the quiet work of remembrance more than the loud word.
7Blessed is the one who remembereth day and night and walketh in love; for a small mercy preserveth the village more surely than a full storehouse.
8Blessed is the one who remembereth the burning heat and walketh in remembrance; for a small mercy preserveth the village more surely than a full storehouse.
9Better is remembrance at the central warehouse than abundance joined unto hypocrisy; for the former giveth life, but the latter scattereth neighbors.
10Blessed is the one who remembereth day and night and walketh in remembrance; for a small mercy preserveth the village more surely than a full storehouse.
11Better is love at the village than abundance joined unto despair; for the former giveth life, but the latter scattereth neighbors.
12Blessed is the one who remembereth the first four people and walketh in thanksgiving; for a small mercy preserveth the village more surely than a full storehouse.
13Let not fear boast concerning day and night; for Nature regardeth the quiet work of loyalty more than the loud word.
14Blessed is the one who remembereth faith and walketh in remembrance; for a small mercy preserveth the village more surely than a full storehouse.
15Better is reconciliation at the lumberyard than abundance joined unto greed; for the former giveth life, but the latter scattereth neighbors.
16He that keepeth discernment in the day of the trial appointed for its season buildeth a house unseen; and its beams shall stand when the proud roof falleth.
17He that keepeth remembrance in the day of the great rain buildeth a house unseen; and its beams shall stand when the proud roof falleth.
18He that keepeth remembrance in the day of the trial appointed for its season buildeth a house unseen; and its beams shall stand when the proud roof falleth.
19Let not falsehood boast concerning day and night; for Nature regardeth the quiet work of mercy more than the loud word.
20Concerning the first four people, hear wisdom: when drought cometh, let the villagers measure not one another by strength alone, but by thanksgiving.
21Concerning day and night, hear wisdom: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the woodcutters measure not one another by strength alone, but by love.
22He that keepeth remembrance in the day of the great rain buildeth a house unseen; and its beams shall stand when the proud roof falleth.
23He that keepeth loyalty in the day of the trial appointed for its season buildeth a house unseen; and its beams shall stand when the proud roof falleth.
24Better is mercy at the village than abundance joined unto fear; for the former giveth life, but the latter scattereth neighbors.
25Let not mockery boast concerning the central warehouse; for Nature regardeth the quiet work of remembrance more than the loud word.
26Let not forgetfulness boast concerning day and night; for Nature regardeth the quiet work of remembrance more than the loud word.