The Song of the Serpent

We went to Calvary and stood just away. The prince of glory

was there, in the hands of the people, who crucified him

that day: Out on Judah's green hills, arrayed in the

light of white and gray.

We went to watch through the ages, the things that the

wicked would do. The works of the evil all the way

through. They have crucified his saints in all nations

of the earth. All of his saints that were true.

From the gates above Zion the Lord shall descend. His fiery

wheels flaming with power--scattering the wicked of men.

Who have slaughtered his saints in prisons of horrid

death; whosoever were known among them.

A billion angels at his right, intermingling with

others--the saints of might. Who has ascended from

death, enthroned with his light. Those that were burned

in the fire by the wicked, to spite. Comes inclosing the

evil in their eternal dark night.

The voice of the serpent,--that whispers from the mire of

the sea. Or that sigh of the evil, from the dust

ascending before thee. Each soul is still weeping--each

heart in sorrow alone. Or that mind of the living that

fell from his great throne.

What joy thought the evil, that wandered in sorrow's broad

trend. My soul has heard a wailing, as the song of the

serpent by men. O souls what ail thee, its envy's dark

cloud broader than the earth, and deeper than the sea.

Spread over the spirits--their wicked melee.

They were a war of those that danced, in the trend of

sorrow's vulgar wail. As the serpent held them by the

hand, they knew that they were inshrouded in the evil

dark vale. But "lo, lo," cried the company, "you shall

not from us depart, for even the soul that shall fail."

Your door that stands closed, as a storm that darkens the

noon. O soul of envy atroped senility that bloom. O you

mind of the wicked, the close of the day has arriven so

soon. No deeds of mercy, no work was begun, for in the

heart of the wicked, the race was never run.

You saints as the eagle from the heavens that cry. You

mountains of love all glorious and white ascending so

high. O beautiful souls, Mosier's hosts, in all creation

stand by. Watching over the earth and its hosts, no mind

of the living can die.

O beautiful songs from the great throne that be. To the mind

of all living--yet heard only by thee. The hosts of the

heaven as the winds or the waves of the sea. Giving to

every soul who has understanding and a portion of light

for me.

Alleuher is not mocked by the race, or the evil within. Not

by those who have fallen and rage, you terrors of sin:

He keeps his city and its hosts of the earth and the

air. The hours of the evil shall approach, but none of

them shall come there, to that beautiful Zion, that city

so fair.

Alleuher holds the order of life. All things in their hosts

and zones. A power is with them, for they are his own. A

lion and an eagle and a bull and the image of a man

living in his glory, and bearing to and fro his great

throne. His spirit descending through the hosts, the

souls of all men is known. His salvation for his saints,

his glory in order is shown.

Through the gates above Zion the hosts pass by, ascending

and descending by the silvering portals. Upon that

beautiful road he has built through the sky. All the

earth is full of his glory as the wind, his power is

nigh. His saints walk in his strength. There is no

death, there is none of his hosts that ever die.

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