Second Epistle to the Warehouse Church 7Chapters
An Exhortation concerning names and memory · 26Verses
1I write unto you concerning the reservoir: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the villagers not accuse one another hastily; rather put on remembrance and cast away greed.
2Concerning the prayer of parole, be of one mind: resist pride, guard the village, and let every gift be used for the good of the whole village.
3Brethren and sisters, remember names and memory; for faith without remembrance is an empty sound, and abundance without mercy is a locked storehouse.
4I write unto you concerning the village: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the villagers not accuse one another hastily; rather put on remembrance and cast away falsehood.
5I write unto you concerning the village: when the raid of outsiders cometh, let the villagers not accuse one another hastily; rather put on remembrance and cast away betrayal.
6Let the one who sees spirits be steadfast in remembrance, especially in the day of the trial appointed for its season; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.
7I write unto you concerning the village: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the villagers not accuse one another hastily; rather put on love and cast away pride.
8Let the farmers be steadfast in remembrance, especially in the day of the trial appointed for its season; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.
9Beloved people of Victoria, concerning names and memory, hold fast to remembrance. Let none turn the trial appointed for its season into a cause for boasting, but serve one another in peace.
10Beloved people of Victoria, concerning the raid of outsiders, hold fast to remembrance. Let none turn the raid of outsiders into a cause for boasting, but serve one another in peace.
11Brethren and sisters, remember names and memory; for faith without patience is an empty sound, and abundance without mercy is a locked storehouse.
12Concerning health, be of one mind: resist falsehood, guard the village, and let every gift be used for the good of the whole village.
13Beloved people of Victoria, concerning the prayer of parole, hold fast to patience. Let none turn the fog into a cause for boasting, but serve one another in peace.
14Let the priests be steadfast in remembrance, especially in the day of the fog; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.
15Let the villagers be steadfast in courage, especially in the day of the trial appointed for its season; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.
16I write unto you concerning the village: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the villagers of the night not accuse one another hastily; rather put on remembrance and cast away indifference.
17Brethren and sisters, remember names and memory; for faith without remembrance is an empty sound, and abundance without mercy is a locked storehouse.
18Brethren and sisters, remember names and memory; for faith without remembrance is an empty sound, and abundance without mercy is a locked storehouse.
19Beloved people of Victoria, concerning names and memory, hold fast to faithfulness. Let none turn the trial appointed for its season into a cause for boasting, but serve one another in peace.
20Let the villagers be steadfast in hospitality, especially in the day of the trial appointed for its season; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.
21Let the villagers be steadfast in faithfulness, especially in the day of fire; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.
22Beloved people of Victoria, concerning names and memory, hold fast to patience. Let none turn rebuilding into a cause for boasting, but serve one another in peace.
23I write unto you concerning the village: when the fog cometh, let the villagers not accuse one another hastily; rather put on humility and cast away indifference.
24I write unto you concerning the village: when the trial appointed for its season cometh, let the woodcutters not accuse one another hastily; rather put on remembrance and cast away envy.
25Brethren and sisters, remember names and memory; for faith without remembrance is an empty sound, and abundance without mercy is a locked storehouse.
26Let the villagers be steadfast in remembrance, especially in the day of the Last Covenant; for the covenant is proved not in ease, but in the care of one neighbor for another.