Topical Index
Art
7.
96.
Beauty
96.
Blasphemy
21.
Brevets & Missions
5.
8.
11.
18.
22.
88.
105.
116.
130.
142.
207.
257.
Celestial Administration
12.
19.
60.
69.
79.
91.
92.
137.
138.
165.
198.
209.
Change
41.
45.
Children
37.
63.
196.
Circumspection
212.
Communion
1.
62.
178.
200.
200.
201.
206.
Comportment
40.
44.
97.
129.
134.
142.
241.
244.
249.
251.
Divine Instruction
23.
25.
35.
78.
95.
97.
122.
140.
194.
Dogma
25.
91.
163.
Etheric Vacuum
66.
Evil & Ignorance
5.
11.
23.
36.
47.
89.
97.
98.
144.
159.
215.
222.
236.
237.
238.
249.
Experience
8.
9.
27.
86.
152.
186.
193.
253.
Faith
78.
210.
211.
Fear
27.
31.
111.
241.
Force : Physical 128, 169. Cosmic 151. Moral 80.
Giving
70.
Growth
148.
Humility
155.
Impatience
226.
Justice
231.
Knowledge & Wisdom
37.
86.
122.
163.
189.
232.
256.
Leadership
81.
133.
215.
Light
25.
30.
109.
Love
43.
46.
50.
57.
58.
147.
148.
217.
218.
Matter
109.
152.
Mediums
75.
76.
Numerology
85.
Omens, Symbols & Miracles
35.
55.
73.
74.
96.
126.
146.
168.
195.
203.
Pact, Plan & Program
14.
17.
78.
142.
178.
180.
215.
233.
257.
Parables: Figs 104, Five Sons 156, Gardener 163, Mustard Seed 156, Ravens 160, Roses 101, Small Mishiefs 175, Two Bounties 182.
Pattern
149.
Patience
9.
22.
84.
Patriotism
15.
Peace
230.
234.
246.
Personal Choice
14.
16.
29.
93.
153.
157.
168.
246.
253.
Prayer
32.
131.
241.
Promise
10.
16.
24.
28.
42.
117.
166.
192.
205.
248.
Prophets & Prophecy
65.
66.
67.
83.
172.
Reincarnation
6.
12.
25.
31.
72.
76.
81.
152.
Rewards, Recompense & Money
39.
40.
82.
87.
143.
144.
201.
247.
250.
Sacrifice
34.
Self Command
93.
147.
Science & Inovation
14.
166.
Second Coming
25.
26.
29.
36.
72.
81.
106.
114.
120.
146.
181.
219.
Service
2.
33.
69.
107.
114.
156.
177.
Space
65.
Spirit
20.
Suffering
13.
176.
Thought
57.
66.
148.
Time
41.
45.
Tolerence
27.
Tranquility
38.
Vibration
67.
Victory
223.
War
18.
47.
230.
Others
3.
4.
48.
49.
50.
51.
52.
53.
54.
56.
59.
61.
64.
68.
71.
77.
90.
92.
94.
99.
100.
102.
103.
108.
110.
112.
113.
115.
118.
119.
121.
123.
124.
125.
127.
132.
135.
136.
139.
141.
145.
150.
154.
158.
161.
162.
164.
167.
170.
171.
172.
173.
174.
179.
183.
184.
185.
187.
188.
190.
191.
197.
198.
202.
204.
208.
209.
213.
214.
216.
220.
221.
224.
225.
227.
228.
229.
235.
239.
240.
242.
243.
245.
252.
254.
255.
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Chapter 219:
Ye Shall See Me in a Twinkling
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1. THUS I speak the loud word Peace! . . . Peace in your
authorities, Peace in your destinies, Peace in your displeasures
against the unfortunate! . . .
2. The times for action are coming upon you; there is sound
of revelry, there are voices of perjury, there are oaths that are
false, there is the lore of the wicked to beguile you.
3. I am come to speak with you that the times of mourning
may be shortened, that man may discover his redemption
through faith in that which is manifest eternally.
4. There is a time for all things, as I have uttered unto you.
There is a time for winning, there is a time for counseling, there
is a time for auguring, there is a time for ministering;
5. There is a time for simplicity of heart, there is a time for
righteous purpose righteously executed, that human ingenuity
maketh a better report unto the Father of that which is priceless
in eternity's balances.
6. I say there is a time for feasting and a time for fasting. All
things have their places in Time.
7. But this also do I tell you: There is a time for watching,
there is a time for sowing whilst ye watch.
8. And there is a time for praying whilst ye watch and whilst
ye sow that the Father may manifest through you His
everlasting and righteous purposes.
9. It is not meet that ye shouldst run unto the nations with the
cry, Behold our own greatness, in that we find favor with those
who are omnipotent!
10. Rather is it a time for penury of spirit, in that the Lord hath
called every man's hand to the plowing of the furrow that
turneth up righteousness, that some do plow righteously, that
some do plow with vigor, that some plow not at all, being
sluggards by nature and eschewing all toil.
11. I tell you it profiteth you to say, standing boldly: It is a time
for the Greater Accounting with our souls, which shall be
chosen to do the serving, which shall be those who are served
with the viands.
12. Thus speak I in your hearts.
13. Nine times and nine times hath the prophecy moved;
ninety and nine is the number of times that mercy hath anointed
us; ninety thousand and nine are the times when those who are
called are enjoined to their errands.
14. See that ye do them.
15. See that ye do stand with the Anointed Ones in the day of
Great Judgment; see that ye do make a mighty manifesting
unto those who have ordered you to be of good report.
16. For it behooveth you, beloved, not to question
Omnipotence. A foul thing it is to say, I was called and have
conquered that which was given unto mine hand to conquer.
17. It is better to say, I have dreamed of great riches under a
bush, I have upturned the bush and discovered there treasure,
I have taken the treasure and made a great banquet, the poor
have I invited to partake of its richness and in that I have fed
them I have found a great blessing.
18. That, beloved, is your richness; that, beloved, is your
finding; that, beloved, is your inheritance of mercies rendered
unto the fiats of circumstance.
19. I have made a bold book. I have written therein the names
of the righteous. I have squandered not mine ink, I have
written with a silver pen, and lo, the writings of my brain are
recorded.
20. I fain would have done these things with a vaster
conscience, but is it mine oath that carrieth me to record
the recordings, or is it my temperament that I should perceive
the deeper destiny of manifest strivings after the gospels of
realities?
21. I say unto you, beloved, as I have oft told you, a deeper
day liveth than ever ye have breathed in, a deeper night arriveth
than any ye have slept in, a deeper hour declaimeth that
maketh man to know a righteous deed and keep his peace with
greater grandeurs.
22. This, my beloved, is mine adjuration: Ye shall see me in a
twinkling! . . . . the heavens shall open and ye shall discern me
as I am;
23. Ye shall see a Great Sight; ye shall keep a Great
Vigilance.
24. There shall come an hour of great rejoicing unto you,
there shall come an hour of mirth that holdeth in its destiny no
worldly laughter, there shall arise a paean of praise that out
of the thoughts of the thoughtless hath been built a great
majesty.
25. For mankind is omnipotent unto himself---though he
knoweth it not. He is an angel unto himself, unto himself
ministering. He is a saint unto himself and to himself sainted;
he is an alder bush and a fair tree, he is a thorn, he is a wild
rose, he is an acorn in which the oak lieth, he is a princeling
over danger, he is an augurer of promises, a darter after
triumphs that flee ever before him.
26. I say that he is all of these and more; hear ye my poesy:
27. Man is a saga and a rune of righteousness building
up ever within himself the golden rites of unspeakable
expressions;
28. He is the hind that darteth ever before the arrow, yet he
draweth the bow as the archer within himself.
29. I tell you to be of good cheer until I come again. Be of good
report till I make manifest unto you the oath of my calling, that
I bear witness unto you of the words of my mouth.
30. The day is not without its evening, and the righteous deed
undertaken is not without its recompense---even that
recompense that bespeaketh the perfect work accomplished in
grandeur of assiduous performance.
31. I have come unto the world when the world received me
not; I have spoken unto earth when the earth knew not my
voice; I have encamped on the deserts and outskirts of earth
when even the righteous were prone to demand, Who maketh
the fire in the vale over yonder and leaveth the sparks to ignite
treasured landscape?
32. These things have I done. Now do I come again, verily to
speak as one who hath now his recognition, to address those
ears that await a speech of beauty.
33. I cry the loud word Peace! but I say this thing also: Except
ye receive my Peace, O world, ye do have a sorry nest in which
to raise your fledglings.
34. I say there are times, and behold! . . . times again, when
the watchers after me shall be rewarded by my glory. There
are times, and times again, when those who do wait shall in nowise
linger vainly.
35. Oft hath it happened that man hath judged wrongly the
time of my coming; oft hath man erred in making a meeting
with revealings of vast prophecy.
36. And is that of a consequence?
37. Is it not meet that man should so err, that coming unto true
cognizance, he should defeat his former disappointments,
saying, All is of past error and now correctness cometh?
38. I tell you, my beloved, these things have their seasons;
there is a moment for the augury that surpasseth all the
promises.
39. Wait for its occurrence but be diligent in waiting, accept no
man’s preference for your matings with your destinies.
40. Where is the oak that hath not its acorn? where is the
acorn that containeth not its oak?
41. All things, I tell you, transpire in time, all promises mature,
all expectations realize; there is no defeat for the watchers in
eternity!
42. The day dawneth when those who watch faithfully shall
see a bright cloud no bigger than a hand; mark well the parable!
. . . the day dawneth when man shall see a witness unto his
waitings in the triumph of his sensings.
43. He shall utter a cry of joy, he shall send up a shout of
thanksgiving; he shall say, It was true before, doubly is it true in
the moments of this present; there is One who was not a myth,
though all else denied Him; there is One who maketh us
receivers of His miraculous appearings; He giveth us our
visionings; He saith unto us:
44. I am He of truth for whom ye have waited. Behold me as
I am! For such is mine authority to deal with your misgivings.
45. Beloved, hear me: Do ye no ungodly thing that godliness
may prosper; do ye all merciful things that righteousness may
prosper. Put from yourselves those errors that are childish, take
unto yourselves the armors of true wisdom; create for
yourselves a loveliness of precept, and starve not your spirits
with strivings after lecheries.
46. Give of yourselves to your utmost farthings that the
world may rise up in years to mature and call your names
blessed in that ye didst sing a song of redemption for the
unfortunate who had not your voicings, or your longings, or
your seeings.
47. Thus say I unto you, because of my love for you, asking
that no untoward increment enter your lives to delete them of
mercies unto those who walk in darkness.
48. It is my pleasure to so address you, to give you mine
utterings, to share with you Great Speakings. Do ye say unto
me, Master, of this discourse hast Thou oft repeated? . . . . .
I say, Harken unto my deep alarmings after cognizances of
defaultings in that to which your hands had sealings.
49. I bid that ye arise and execute your missions. I bid that
ye dig wells in gardens of beauties. I bid that ye sing songs
that throb with mine ecstasies. I bid that ye fly to heights that
flood you with radiance.
50. Is it not your wanderlusts after knowledge that provoke you
to anger with those who do stumble in the mires of poignant
errors?
51. Change them and charge them. Raise them and anoint
them. Give yourselves no surcease that the strivings of your
witcheries be ever of ennoblement among them and for them.
52. Thus speak I for this time and depart you, saying, watch!
53. Ye know not the hour in which the Scene breaketh.
54. It is well that ye know not.
55. But that is your enticement! . . .
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