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The official Victoria Island canon: 66 books, 1,189 chapters, and 31,102 verses.

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Scrolls of Prophecy · Word of the Rebuilt Shrine

Word of the Rebuilt Shrine 2Chapters

Judgment and Restoration concerning light and darkness · 26Verses

1Behold, a sign of the bitter cold draweth near unto the village; therefore let the villagers keep watch, and let remembrance be found among them.

2The watchman cried concerning the prayer of parole, “Let none sleep in fear; for the trial appointed for its season is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with remembrance.

3The watchman cried concerning the lumberyard, “Let none sleep in carelessness; for the great rain is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with discernment.

4Thus saith the word concerning snow: if despair lift up its banner, the doors of the village shall tremble; yet hope shall prepare a remnant.

5Thus saith the word concerning light and darkness: if hypocrisy lift up its banner, the doors of the homes of the people shall tremble; yet justice shall prepare a remnant.

6Hear, O Victoria: the trial appointed for its season shall test the builders, and the hidden fruit of light and darkness shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not love.

7Behold, a sign of the trial appointed for its season draweth near unto the central warehouse; therefore let the villagers keep watch, and let remembrance be found among them.

8Thus saith the word concerning light and darkness: if hypocrisy lift up its banner, the doors of the quarry shall tremble; yet love shall prepare a remnant.

9Hear, O Victoria: the trial appointed for its season shall test the villagers, and the hidden fruit of light and darkness shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not honesty.

10Behold, a sign of the Last Covenant draweth near unto the village; therefore let the villagers keep watch, and let remembrance be found among them.

11The watchman cried concerning faith, “Let none sleep in carelessness; for drought is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with honesty.

12And I saw the lumberyard beneath a troubled sky, and snow stood at the gate; but those who remembered loyalty discerned the hour.

13Thus saith the word concerning light and darkness: if betrayal lift up its banner, the doors of the village shall tremble; yet remembrance shall prepare a remnant.

14Behold, a sign of the trial appointed for its season draweth near unto the village; therefore let the villagers of the night keep watch, and let love be found among them.

15And I saw the residential quarter beneath a troubled sky, and the trial appointed for its season stood at the gate; but those who remembered remembrance discerned the hour.

16The watchman cried concerning the warehouse keeper, “Let none sleep in forgetfulness; for the golden age is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with hope.

17The watchman cried concerning light and darkness, “Let none sleep in envy; for the trial appointed for its season is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with courage.

18And I saw the village beneath a troubled sky, and false doctrine stood at the gate; but those who remembered discernment discerned the hour.

19Hear, O Victoria: the great rain shall test the villagers, and the hidden fruit of the great rain shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not remembrance.

20Hear, O Victoria: snow shall test the police, and the hidden fruit of the quarry shall be made manifest; therefore forsake not love.

21Thus saith the word concerning light and darkness: if betrayal lift up its banner, the doors of the village shall tremble; yet remembrance shall prepare a remnant.

22Behold, a sign of the trial appointed for its season draweth near unto the village; therefore let those who pray keep watch, and let honesty be found among them.

23And I saw the residential quarter beneath a troubled sky, and the trial appointed for its season stood at the gate; but those who remembered remembrance discerned the hour.

24Behold, a sign of the golden age draweth near unto the village; therefore let the farmers keep watch, and let discernment be found among them.

25The watchman cried concerning light and darkness, “Let none sleep in hoarding; for the trial appointed for its season is near.” And the wise prepared their hearts with remembrance.

26Behold, a sign of rebuilding draweth near unto the village; therefore let the one who sees spirits keep watch, and let patience be found among them.