In the Wilderness
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The cause, and whence came it? Divine Mind knows.
20 IN THE WILDERNESS XXVII.
The great Omnipotent, Omniscient He ! The Omnipresent One to Thee and Me, But for the Dust that keeps our vision bound In darkness, true unto the Mother Ground, XXVIII.
He knows. And will He hold us free from guile Who help to make the Garment in a style To hide the True that He Himself had wrought, And make shade substance, and the Sub stance naught?
IN THE WILDERNESS 21 XXIX.
That speck of dust that in the ray of li...ght Is ever seen in borrow d garments dight, We d turn into a beam of woeful note; The heavenly ray we d thrust inside the mote.
xxx.
That which is, is, and will be so for aye; And being so it cannot pass away.
For all things made were made by the All Wise; All else is shadow, from which errors rise.
22 IN THE: WILDERNESS XXXI.
He knows: The Father of the father, He; The Lord of lords who made the perfect Thee. The perfect Me? The me that is, is what? A shell a shadow by a Shade begot.
XXXII.
Aye, by a Shade that sprang from False hood s thought ; Begot in darkness, and by Darkness wrought ; A semblance of a something that is naught, That from the land of Nothingness was brought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cause, and whence came it? Divine Mind knows.
20 IN THE WILDERNESS XXVII.
The great Omnipotent, Omniscient He ! The Omnipresent One to Thee and Me, But for the Dust that keeps our vision bound In darkness, true unto the Mother Ground, XXVIII.
He knows. And will He hold us free from guile Who help to make the Garment in a style To hide the True that He Himself had wrought, And make shade substance, and the Sub stance naught?
IN THE WILDERNESS 21 XXIX.
That speck of dust that in the ray of li...ght Is ever seen in borrow d garments dight, We d turn into a beam of woeful note; The heavenly ray we d thrust inside the mote.
xxx.
That which is, is, and will be so for aye; And being so it cannot pass away.
For all things made were made by the All Wise; All else is shadow, from which errors rise.
22 IN THE: WILDERNESS XXXI.
He knows: The Father of the father, He; The Lord of lords who made the perfect Thee. The perfect Me? The me that is, is what? A shell a shadow by a Shade begot.
XXXII.
Aye, by a Shade that sprang from False hood s thought ; Begot in darkness, and by Darkness wrought ; A semblance of a something that is naught, That from the land of Nothingness was brought.
What to read after In the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Thomas Fare to read onlineMoreLess
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