Capitolo 33
from slow degrees, and it doesn't pour right rays, fierce on the awakening
eyes equalize of sinful men, it won't certainly torment him the soul of his
child with such some revelations of things not seen how it will give the pain. The
same care that has ransomed and you/he/she has saved him, will order all these things
in love of covenanted.
Some of the preceding thoughts are express well the following
anonymous lines, written on to see the group of the Mr. Greenough of the angel
and Child that ascends to Sky:--
"CHILD. Where does now fade you proceeds?
ANGEL. Comes on here; I will show thee.
Follow me with cheerful speed;
You leave thy native earth under thee.
CHILD. You stops! you dig eyes you/they cannot contain
Such marvelous flood of light.
ANGEL. Comes on here. You it will earn,
As you risest, approves stronger.
CHILD. Lost in wonders without end,
Cheerful, terrible, covetous, tightening himself/herself/itself,
Conduct me, Or you I befriend paradisiacal;
Doesn't allow to a trembling child to sink.
Or, I cannot bear this glory!
Brother of angel! how canst you?
ANGEL. I will tell thee all of my history;
I was now once as you the art.
CHILD. When some pain happened me,
Or I felt some strange alarms,
Then the voice of my mother would call me,
To the refuge of his/her arm.
What offers my heart now rejoices,
Done hook in arm that I cannot see?
Listening, I hear a soothing voice
Whispering pleasant, Come to me.
ANGEL. Yes, he/she calls thee from on tall;
Comes to the holiest mountain of God;
You drunk hast the brook of the life;--
I will conduct thee to the fountain."
Some feared the thought of being out of the body and to be himself/herself/themselves
spirits. This is completely without reason. The soul won't suffer
losing this body of sin and death; it will have as perfect a