The Coming of Peace
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And he said: No.
Behold, but a little while, and the struggle will cease, A little longer, and all shall be broken as you are broken; And they that tightened their own chains, And they that voted themselves into slavery.
Shall be confounded.
27 The Coming of Peace The Lord shall confound them, Because the undreamed-of shall come to pass, And the uncalculated shall reveal itself, And out of their own hearts shall the vision come.
Seal up the testimony, gather the witnesses, Be silent, and wait: ...The day shall come for you to speak.
For you are on my side, saith the Lord; I have laid my hand upon you.
You cannot escape, you cannot do otherwise.
Is it not enough that you serve me?
Must you have the crowd, too?
Election Day^ November 6, 1917, 28 The Coming of Peace THE PUNISHMENT You have defrauded, you have enslaved, You have humbled and you have enraged, You have taken from children their childhood, From women their motherhood.
And made men cringe.
You have cheated the landless of bread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he said: No.
Behold, but a little while, and the struggle will cease, A little longer, and all shall be broken as you are broken; And they that tightened their own chains, And they that voted themselves into slavery.
Shall be confounded.
27 The Coming of Peace The Lord shall confound them, Because the undreamed-of shall come to pass, And the uncalculated shall reveal itself, And out of their own hearts shall the vision come.
Seal up the testimony, gather the witnesses, Be silent, and wait: ...The day shall come for you to speak.
For you are on my side, saith the Lord; I have laid my hand upon you.
You cannot escape, you cannot do otherwise.
Is it not enough that you serve me?
Must you have the crowd, too?
Election Day^ November 6, 1917, 28 The Coming of Peace THE PUNISHMENT You have defrauded, you have enslaved, You have humbled and you have enraged, You have taken from children their childhood, From women their motherhood.
And made men cringe.
You have cheated the landless of bread.
What to read after The Coming of Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Ethel Sampter to read onlineMoreLess
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