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 1   vis, vis3, 2 |        waters, of splendid square stones?" For the tower was built
 2   vis, vis3, 2 |      myriads of men were carrying stones to it, some dragging them
 3   vis, vis3, 2 |       building; and those. of the stones that were dragged out of
 4   vis, vis3, 2 |     fitted exactly into the other stones, and became so united one
 5   vis, vis3, 2 |           out of one stone. Those stones, however, which were taken
 6   vis, vis3, 2 |        from the tower. Many other stones, however, lay around the
 7   vis, vis3, 2 |      tower. Moreover, I saw other stones thrown far away from the
 8   vis, vis3, 4 |           engaged in carrying the stones?" These also are holy angels
 9   vis, vis3, 4 |           know what became of the stones, and what was meant by the
10   vis, vis3, 4 |           by the various kinds of stones?" In reply she said to me, "
11   vis, vis3, 5 |       Hear now with regard to the stones which are in the building.
12   vis, vis3, 5 |      building. Those square white stones which fitted exactly into
13   vis, vis3, 5 |          tower." "But who are the stones that were dragged from the
14   vis, vis3, 5 |           in with the rest of the stones previously placed in the
15   vis, vis3, 5 |           Lady, who are the other stones which were carried from
16   vis, vis3, 6 |          explain to you the other stones which you saw lying in great
17   vis, vis3, 6 |        the rents which are in the stones. But those which are shortened
18   vis, vis3, 6 |           be used as one of these stones.~
19   vis, vis3, 7 |              VII.~ "Now the other stones which you saw cast far away
20   vis, vis3, 7 | repentance possible for all those stones which have been cast away
21   sim, sim9, 3 |         And the six men commanded stones to ascend out of a certain
22   sim, sim9, 3 |           ten shining rectangular stones, not hewn in a quarry. And
23   sim, sim9, 3 |           bade them carry all the stones that were intended for the
24   sim, sim9, 3 |         one another the ten first stones which had ascended from
25   sim, sim9, 4 |       down under the sides of the stones. And in this way they carried
26   sim, sim9, 4 |          way they carried all the stones. And they carried them through
27   sim, sim9, 4 |          tower; and they took the stones and proceeded with the building.
28   sim, sim9, 4 |         above the gate. Those ten stones were prepared as the foundation
29   sim, sim9, 4 |          tower. And after the ten stones other twenty [five] came
30   sim, sim9, 4 |           after these other forty stones came up; and all these were
31   sim, sim9, 4 |    multitude of the crowd to bear stones from the mountains for the
32   sim, sim9, 4 |           the tower. And when the stones of various colours were
33   sim, sim9, 4 |    different colours. And certain stones were given by the men for
34   sim, sim9, 4 |           through the gate. These stones, therefore, were not in
35   sim, sim9, 4 |           seeing these unsuitable stones in the building, commanded
36   sim, sim9, 4 |           the men who brought the stones, "Do not ye bring any stones
37   sim, sim9, 4 |      stones, "Do not ye bring any stones at all for the building,
38   sim, sim9, 5 |         order that, if any of the stones be found to be decayed,
39   sim, sim9, 5 |         the virgins mean, and the stones that ascended from the pit,
40   sim, sim9, 5 |         the first place, were ten stones placed in the foundation,
41   sim, sim9, 5 |       wish also to know about the stones that went to the building,
42   sim, sim9, 6 |         in keeping with the other stones, and some having Every many]
43   sim, sim9, 6 |          the varieties of decayed stones that were found in the building.
44   sim, sim9, 6 |         down beside it, and other stones to be brought and put in
45   sim, sim9, 6 |           and shining rectangular stones were found, and some also
46   sim, sim9, 6 |          round shape; and all the stones which were in that plain
47   sim, sim9, 6 |      virgins. And the rectangular stones were hewn, and put in place
48   sim, sim9, 6 |       taken away; but the rounded stones were not put into the building,
49   sim, sim9, 7 |          delivered to him all the stones that were lying beside the
50   sim, sim9, 7 |         Carefully clean all these stones, and put aside such for
51   sim, sim9, 7 |          the Shepherd, "Can these stones return to the building of
52   sim, sim9, 7 |           said, "Do you see these stones?" "I see them, sir," I replied. "
53   sim, sim9, 7 |         The greater part of these stones," he said, "I will hew,
54   sim, sim9, 7 |           us come and clean these stones, and cast them into the
55   sim, sim9, 7 |          be displeased, and these stones be not returned for the
56   sim, sim9, 7 |            Let us examine all the stones, and ascertain those which
57   sim, sim9, 8 |          first examined the black stones: And such as they had been
58   sim, sim9, 8 |         next examined the chipped stones, and many amongst these
59   sim, sim9, 9 |     examine the white and rounded stones, and said to me, "What are
60   sim, sim9, 9 |           are we to do with these stones? "How do I know, sir? "I
61   sim, sim9, 9 |         this tower wishes all the stones to be fitted into the building,
62   sim, sim9, 9 |        commanded them to lift the stones that were rejected from
63   sim, sim9, 9 |           and carded away all the stones, and put them in the place
64   sim, sim9, 9 |          taken. Now after all the stones were removed, and there
65   sim, sim9, 10|          fill up the forms of the stones that were taken and thrown
66   sim, sim9, 10|        filled up the forms of the stones that were returned to the
67   sim, sim9, 12|        saw," he said, "that those stones which came in through the
68   sim, sim9, 12|           tower, and rejected the stones from the building? "I saw
69   sim, sim9, 13|          you bear His name. Those stones," he continued, "which you
70   sim, sim9, 13|         of these virgins. As many stones," he continued, "as you
71   sim, sim9, 13|          is in the tower." "Those stones, sir, that were rejected,"
72   sim, sim9, 13|          minutely, hear about the stones that were rejected. These
73   sim, sim9, 15|          enter into it." "And the stones, sir," I said, "which were
74   sim, sim9, 15|           the virgins carry these stones also through the gate, and
75   sim, sim9, 16|          sir," I said, "did these stones ascend out of the pit, and
76   sim, sim9, 16|           I asked, "did the forty stones also ascend with them out
77   sim, sim9, 17|   mountains are so diverse, their stones, when placed in the building,
78   sim, sim9, 18|      purified. For as you saw the stones rejected from the tower,
79   sim, sim9, 26|        the women. And the chipped stones are the deceitful and the
80   sim, sim9, 29|       explain to me now about the stones that were taken out of the
81   sim, sim9, 29|           building instead of the stones that were taken out of the
82   sim, sim9, 29|        tower; and about the round stones that were put into the building;
83   sim, sim9, 30|         about all these also. The stones taken out of the plain and
84   sim, sim9, 30|         for he knew that if these stones were to go to the building
85   sim, sim9, 30|           these round and shining stones. All these also are from
86   sim, sim9, 31|       XXXI.~ "But the other round stones, which had not yet been
87   sim, sim9, 33|         me about the shape of the stones that were put into the building,