The Poetry of South Africa
The Poetry of South Africa
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No night shall be there, neither candle nor sunlight, The Lord shall in glory there shine ; There in bliss they will reign, for the Lord God hath said it, The God of the prophets divine.
" Behold, I come quickly, to bless him that keepeth The sayings and words of this book ; Then seal not these prophecies, telling of judgment, But let them all into it look.
" The time is at hand, and the unjust shall perish, The filthy shall filthy remain, The righteous shall still with more righteousness glitt...er, The holy his pureness retain.
" Behold, I come quickly, let all this remember, My righteous reward is with Me ; And surely to each one will I give a portion, According as his works shall be.
EZEKIEL XLVII. 1-12. 207 " As I am the Alpha, so I am Omega, The First and the Last and the All ; And he who puts trust in the Offspring of David, Shall stand and shall nevermore fall. " The Bride and the Spirit together are saying : "Oh, come to Him, thirsty one, come !" And he who will hear it, and he who will have it, May drink of that water from Home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No night shall be there, neither candle nor sunlight, The Lord shall in glory there shine ; There in bliss they will reign, for the Lord God hath said it, The God of the prophets divine.
" Behold, I come quickly, to bless him that keepeth The sayings and words of this book ; Then seal not these prophecies, telling of judgment, But let them all into it look.
" The time is at hand, and the unjust shall perish, The filthy shall filthy remain, The righteous shall still with more righteousness glitt...er, The holy his pureness retain.
" Behold, I come quickly, let all this remember, My righteous reward is with Me ; And surely to each one will I give a portion, According as his works shall be.
EZEKIEL XLVII. 1-12. 207 " As I am the Alpha, so I am Omega, The First and the Last and the All ; And he who puts trust in the Offspring of David, Shall stand and shall nevermore fall. " The Bride and the Spirit together are saying : "Oh, come to Him, thirsty one, come !" And he who will hear it, and he who will have it, May drink of that water from Home.
What to read after The Poetry of South Africa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Wilmot to read onlineMoreLess
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