The Passion Play in Oberammergau a Religious Play
The Passion Play in Oberammergau a Religious Play
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What He requires of me, that will I bear with patience. But one thing, my Son, one thing I beg of Thee.
Christ. What requirest thou, my Mother.
Mary. That I may go withi Thee into the fierce struggle of suffering, that I may go even to death with Thee.
John. What love!
Christ. Thou wilt, dear mother, suffer with me; thou wilt combat with me my death-combat, and with me shalt thou celebrate the Victory. Therefore, be com- forted.
Mary. O God! give me strength that my heart may not break.
The wom...en. Ah! best of mothers, our tears fall with thine.
Mary. Then, my beloved Son, I go with Thee to Jeru- salem.
The women. Dear mother, we will go with thee.
Christ. Thou mayest go hither, but rest now with our friends from Bethany — I commend to thee, faithful friends, my beloved mother and the companions with her.
Simon. Oh ! Thou leavest to us the sweetest pledge of Thy love.
Magdalen a. After Thee, none is dearer than Thy mother. !
Lazarus. If only Thou, beloved master! couldst remain here also.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What He requires of me, that will I bear with patience. But one thing, my Son, one thing I beg of Thee.
Christ. What requirest thou, my Mother.
Mary. That I may go withi Thee into the fierce struggle of suffering, that I may go even to death with Thee.
John. What love!
Christ. Thou wilt, dear mother, suffer with me; thou wilt combat with me my death-combat, and with me shalt thou celebrate the Victory. Therefore, be com- forted.
Mary. O God! give me strength that my heart may not break.
The wom...en. Ah! best of mothers, our tears fall with thine.
Mary. Then, my beloved Son, I go with Thee to Jeru- salem.
The women. Dear mother, we will go with thee.
Christ. Thou mayest go hither, but rest now with our friends from Bethany — I commend to thee, faithful friends, my beloved mother and the companions with her.
Simon. Oh ! Thou leavest to us the sweetest pledge of Thy love.
Magdalen a. After Thee, none is dearer than Thy mother. !
Lazarus. If only Thou, beloved master! couldst remain here also.
What to read after The Passion Play in Oberammergau a Religious Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J a Joseph Alois Daisenberger to read onlineMoreLess
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