The Easter Song; Being the First Epic of Christendom
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In this Book of nearly 650 verses, not 50 are devoted to the life and sacrifice of the Redeemer. This theme had from the first been indicated as the culmination and fulfilment of all hopes, and now is given in very brief summary.
SeduUus relates the great marvel of the Transfiguration of Christ on the high mountain whither he went with three chosen disciples : The mortal vesture, of His mother ta'en With human form, was seen to veil in vain The Lord divine Upon the mount He stood, made manifest..., His Form in all ethereal Splendour drest : Sun-bright His Glory was. His Face excelled The glowing Day ; His robe such Radiance held, Its fairness far the whitest snow dispelled !
Sublimely favoured Three, who thus received On Earth to see what Earth has not believed : With Moses and Elias to take part — Unknovim, they knew them by the seeing heart — ' That we, with larger faith, might henceforth learn The first and last of all things to discern.
Alpha and Omega.
' Ignotos ocuUs viderunt lumine cordis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this Book of nearly 650 verses, not 50 are devoted to the life and sacrifice of the Redeemer. This theme had from the first been indicated as the culmination and fulfilment of all hopes, and now is given in very brief summary.
SeduUus relates the great marvel of the Transfiguration of Christ on the high mountain whither he went with three chosen disciples : The mortal vesture, of His mother ta'en With human form, was seen to veil in vain The Lord divine Upon the mount He stood, made manifest..., His Form in all ethereal Splendour drest : Sun-bright His Glory was. His Face excelled The glowing Day ; His robe such Radiance held, Its fairness far the whitest snow dispelled !
Sublimely favoured Three, who thus received On Earth to see what Earth has not believed : With Moses and Elias to take part — Unknovim, they knew them by the seeing heart — ' That we, with larger faith, might henceforth learn The first and last of all things to discern.
Alpha and Omega.
' Ignotos ocuUs viderunt lumine cordis.
What to read after The Easter Song; Being the First Epic of Christendom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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