27-redee | regio-zealo
Ode
501 18| let it receive from every region, and preserve it on the
502 41| gives life and does not reject ourselves. ~12. The Man
503 38| Deceivers, and I myself rejoiced because the Truth had gone
504 26| spring, and flows to the relief of them that seek it. ~Hallelujah. ~
505 6| earth drank, and thirst was relieved and quenched; ~12. For from
506 24| thought with which they had remained from the beginning. ~8.
507 12| He never falls but remains standing, and one cannot
508 41| For the Father of Truth remembered me; he who possessed me
509 11| And everything becomes a remnant of Yourself. Blessed are
510 33| and descended upon him to renounce him. ~2. And he caused
511 15| fully through Him. ~6. I repudiated the way of error, and went
512 19| 9. And she did not require a midwife, because He caused
513 25| Ode 25 ~1. I was rescued from my chains, and I fled
514 22| that everything might be resolved and renewed. ~12. And the
515 6| have collapsed, they have restored and set up. ~17. They gave
516 4| promised; ~12. Since the result was manifest to You. ~13.
517 17| knowledge generously, and my resurrection through my love. ~14. And
518 16| which is invisible, and reveals His thought. ~9. For
519 9| 12. For their book is the reward of victory which is for
520 41| beginning. ~10. For His riches begat me, and the thought
521 42| lifted up on the way of the Righteous One. ~3. And I became
522 11| 23. Indeed, there is much room in Your Paradise. And there
523 38| me. ~18. For He set the root, and watered it and endowed
524 11| was irrigating them, ~And round about them in the land of
525 23| and of the Holy Spirit, to rule for ever and ever. ~Hallelujah. ~
526 16| 13. And created things run according to their courses,
527 23| 7. And many hands rushed to the letter, in order
528 7| and to benefit from His sacrifice. ~11. For He it is who is
529 4| power over it; for Your sanctuary You designed before You
530 24| her head. ~2. And she sang over Him, and her voice
531 26| suffices to perceive and be satisfied, for the odists stand in
532 8| that which I am about to say to you; nor your garment
533 33| preaching and summoning and saying: ~6. O you sons of men,
534 22| them to me; ~3. He who scattered my enemies, and my adversaries; ~
535 29| And He gave me the scepter of His power, that I might
536 23| everything, and then the scheming of the many ceased. ~20.
537 23| ceased. ~20. Then all the seducers became headstrong and fled,
538 22| that I might destroy his seed; ~6. You were there
539 24| and closed; and they were seeking the Lord as those who are
540 7| of many tones. ~18. The Seers shall go before Him, and
541 5| see, so that they cannot seize me. ~7. Let their designs
542 11| fruit-bearing trees, ~And self-grown was their crown. ~Their
543 32| the Word of truth who is self-originate, ~3. Because He has
544 39| power of the Lord; they send headlong those who despise
545 23| high. ~6. And it was sent like an arrow which from
546 22| them from the graves, and separated them from the dead ones. ~
547 29| because He has magnified His servant and the son of His maidservant. ~
548 11| memorials of Your faithful servants. ~23. Indeed, there is much
549 20| priest of the Lord, and Him I serve as a priest; ~2. And
550 7| 15. For by Him He was served, and He was pleased by the
551 16| hymns. ~2. My art and my service are in His hymns, because
552 22| my hands the dragon with seven heads, and set me at his
553 17| bars of iron, for my own shackles had grown hot and melted
554 35| Lord's legion; more than shade was He to me, and more than
555 41| 6. And let our faces shine in His light, and let our
556 41| For a great day has shined upon us, and wonderful is
557 40| His love, and my nature shines in Him. ~5. And he who
558 11| sprouting and their fruits were shining. ~From an immortal land
559 16| helmsman is the steering of the ship, so also my occupation is
560 23| a bow has been forcibly shot. ~7. And many hands
561 8| that which I am about to show you. ~10. Keep my mystery,
562 4| always in need of You. ~10. Shower upon us Your gentle rain,
563 35| Ode 35 ~1. The gentle showers of the Lord overshadowed
564 7| Lord. He has generously shown Himself to me in His simplicity,
565 8| 4. You who were in silence, speak, for your mouth has
566 34| hard way where there is a simple heart, nor barrier for upright
567 7| shown Himself to me in His simplicity, because His kindness has
568 7| arrived upon it. ~22. Let the singers sing the grace of the Lord
569 25| removed from me my garments of skin. ~9. Because Your right
570 35| and there came from them smoke and judgment. ~4. But
571 39| their crossings. ~3. And snatch their bodies, and corrupt
572 31| stood undisturbed like a solid rock, which is continuously
573 | sometimes
574 26| praise; ~6. Also from the South and unto the North is His
575 17| through my love. ~14. And I sowed my fruits in hearts, and
576 30| Because it is pleasing and sparkling, and perpetually refreshes
577 11| had set me. ~6. And speaking waters touched my lips from
578 6| So the Spirit of the Lord speaks through my members, and
579 4| designed before You made special places. ~3. The ancient
580 12| that were silent acquired speech. ~9. And from Him came
581 6| account of His name, our spirits praise His Holy Spirit. ~
582 31| Then they divided my spoil, though nothing was owed
583 26| an increasingly gushing spring, and flows to the relief
584 4| and open Your bountiful springs which abundantly supply
585 11| crown. ~Their branches were sprouting and their fruits were shining. ~
586 12| never falls but remains standing, and one cannot comprehend
587 16| the heaven, and fixed the stars. ~12. And He fixed the creation
588 16| occupation of the helmsman is the steering of the ship, so also my
589 17| He gave me the way of His steps, and I opened the doors
590 12| theirs. ~10. And they were stimulated by the Word, and knew Him
591 9| 9. It is a precious stone, for the wars were on account
592 6| For there went forth a stream, and it became a river great
593 14| kindness from me. ~4. Stretch out to me, my Lord, at all
594 37| Ode 37 ~1. I stretched out my hands towards the
595 6| through the harp and the strings speak, ~2. So the Spirit
596 11| cast upon the earth, and stripped it off and cast it from
597 38| abandon them; and so they stumble about like mad and corrupted
598 28| like mad dogs, those who in stupidity attack their masters. ~15.
599 29| His power, that I might subdue the devices of the people,
600 12| His works. ~5. For the subtlety of the Word is inexpressible,
601 21| sickness or affliction or suffering. ~5. And abundantly
602 26| will remain. ~12. For it suffices to perceive and be satisfied,
603 14| petitions. ~10. For You are sufficient for all our needs. ~Hallelujah. ~
604 33| he stood on the peak of a summit and cried aloud from one
605 26| Even from the crest of the summits and unto their extremity
606 33| stood, who was preaching and summoning and saying: ~6. O you
607 28| prepossessed; and His heart is superior to all wisdom. ~Hallelujah. ~
608 4| springs which abundantly supply us with milk and honey. ~
609 7| that made them, and not suppose that they came of themselves. ~
610 6| For it spread over the surface of all the earth, and it
611 28| thought that I had been swallowed up, because I seemed to
612 40| And my tongue becomes sweet by His anthems, and my members
613 30| the self. ~4. For much sweeter is its water than honey,
614 12| utterance so also is His swiftness and His acuteness, for limitless
615 28| divide me from Him, nor the sword; ~6. Because I am ready
616 9| 10. But Righteousness has taken it, and has given it to
617 8| Lord, a holy life; and to talk with watchfulness in His
618 14| fruits of Your love. ~7. Teach me the odes of Your truth,
619 12| preachers of His mind, ~And the teachers of His works. ~5. For
620 3| which is not false, which teaches the sons of men to know
621 6| shattered and brought it to the Temple. ~9. And the barriers
622 26| and unto the North is His thanksgiving. ~7. Even from the crest
623 | these
624 5| eyes; and let an air of thick darkness obscure them. ~
625 24| fly, and every creeping thing died in its hole. ~5.
626 6| upon the earth drank, and thirst was relieved and quenched; ~
627 42| who persecute them; and I threw over them the yoke of my
628 22| what is in the Middle, and throws them to me; ~3. He who
629 14| hand, and be to me a guide till the end according to Your
630 41| the Word that was before time in Him. ~15. The Messiah
631 7| and with the harp of many tones. ~18. The Seers shall go
632 40| praise to Him. ~3. And my tongue becomes sweet by His anthems,
633 42| that our death does not touch You. ~18. May we also be
634 11| And speaking waters touched my lips from the fountain
635 | toward
636 26| them? ~9. Or who can train himself for life, so that
637 35| judgment. ~4. But I was tranquil in the Lord's legion; more
638 17| my fruits in hearts, and transformed them through myself. ~15.
639 24| beginning, and the end of their travail was life. ~9. And all
640 20| yourself a garland from His tree. ~8. Then put it on
641 7| put Him on. ~5. And I trembled not when I saw Him, because
642 3| to Him who is immortal, truly shall be immortal. ~9.
643 28| consequently I was at rest; because trustful is He in whom I trusted. ~
644 11| abandoned vanity, ~9. And turned toward the Most High, my
645 19| and mixed the milk of the two breasts of the Father. ~
646 18| and they became like its type and were impoverished. ~
647 22| over bonds, so that I might unbind them; ~5. He who overthrew
648 13| 4. Then you will be unblemished at all times with Him. ~
649 11| His Holy Spirit, then He uncovered my inward being towards
650 19| breasts were full, and it was undesirable that His milk should be
651 31| by them. ~11. But I stood undisturbed like a solid rock, which
652 7| brings in of its fruits unhindered. ~2. My joy is the Lord
653 3| Merciful. ~7. I have been united to Him, because the lover
654 42| that my word may not be unprofitable. ~15. And those who had
655 32| the Most High; and He is unshaken for ever and ever. ~Hallelujah. ~
656 23| And it crossed over and uprooted many forests, and made an
657 42| One. ~3. And I became useless to those who knew me not,
658 33| him. ~2. And he caused utter destruction before him,
659 12| inexpressible, and like His utterance so also is His swiftness
660 38| saved me from cliffs and valleys. ~3. And became for
661 31| Ode 31 ~1. Chasms vanished before the Lord, and darkness
662 17| I have been freed from vanities, and am not condemned. ~
663 15| face, and Sheol has been vanquished by my word. ~10. And eternal
664 22| hand destroyed his evil venom, and Your hand leveled the
665 42| with me. ~12. I have been vinegar and bitterness to it, and
666 5| 14. And though all things visible should perish, I shall not
667 7| the day, and their gentle voices like the majestic beauty
668 23| the letter became a large volume, which was entirely written
669 38| 13. So they cause them to vomit up their wisdom and their
670 18| and mocked those who were walking in error. ~15. Then they
671 17| and I went after it and wandered not. ~6. And all who
672 9| precious stone, for the wars were on account of the crown. ~
673 8| holy life; and to talk with watchfulness in His light. ~3. Rise
674 38| For He set the root, and watered it and endowed it and blessed
675 11| Paradise, wherein is the wealth of the Lord's pleasure. ~
676 38| they invite many to the wedding feast, and allow them to
677 26| from the East and unto the West is His praise; ~6. Also
678 | wherein
679 | while
680 34| upright thoughts, ~2. Nor whirlwind in the depth of the enlightened
681 24| revealed His way, and spread widely His grace. ~14. And those
682 7| has set His way, he has widened it and lengthened it and
683 8| subject to them? ~18. I willed and fashioned mind and heart,
684 9| sees you before her and wills that you shall be saved. ~
685 6| Ode 6 ~1. As the wind glides through the harp
686 38| allow them to drink the wine of their intoxication; ~
687 13| His Spirit. ~3. And wipe the paint from your face,
688 7| He who created wisdom is wiser than His works. ~9.
689 18| the sake of their works, withhold Your perfection from me. ~
690 | within
691 40| and milk flows from the woman who loves her children,
692 41| has shined upon us, and wonderful is He who has given to us
693 26| 11. Who can interpret the wonders of the Lord? Though he who
694 39| they are like a beam of wood that is constructed on truth. ~
695 12| He has filled me with words of truth, that I may proclaim
696 11| Yourself. Blessed are the workers of Your waters, and eternal
697 8| ashamed by them. ~16. For my workmanship are they, and the strength
698 20| flesh, nor like them who worship according to the flesh. ~
699 11| eternal life. ~17. Then I worshipped the Lord because of His
700 5| fear. ~12. And He is as a woven crown upon my head, and
701 26| perfection. ~8. Who can write the odes of the Lord, or
702 23| volume, which was entirely written by the finger of God. ~22.
703 4| excellent than all days and years. ~6. For who shall put
704 6| his knowledge, and He was zealous that those things should
|