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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=369826" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>Bible in Poetry: Revelation 18</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">1Another angel from heaven, <br>Came down with great authority; <br>His splendor illumined the earth. <br>2 With mighty voice he shouted then: <br>'Fallen is Babylon the Great! <br>A home for demons, she has turned; <br>A haunt for evil spirits all, <br>And unclean, detestable bird. <br>3 For, nations fully drank in her<br>Madd’ning wine of adulteries. <br>Kings committed adultery, <br>And earth’s merchants grew richer soon, <br>From her excessive luxuries.' <br>4 I heard a voice from heaven say: <br>'Come out of her, my people all, <br>So that, you will not share her sins, <br>And you will not receive her plagues; <br>5 Her sins are piled up to heaven, <br>And God has remembered her crimes. <br>6 To give her back as she deserved; <br>Pay her double for her misdeeds, <br>Double portion from her own cup.<br>7Give her as much torture and grief, <br>As glory, luxury she’d had. <br>For in her heart she boasted then, <br>'I sit as queen; I’m not widow, <br>And I will never mourn at all.'<br>8 In one day’s time, her plagues therefore <br>Will overtake her ruthlessly: <br>Death, mourning famine, all over. <br>She will be consumed by fire, <br>For mighty Lord God judges her. <br>9'When kings of earth who committed <br>Adultery with her and shared <br>Her luxury, then see the smoke <br>Of her burning and destruction, <br>They’ll weep and mourn over her loss. <br>10 And terrified by her torment, <br>They will stand far off and cry aloud: <br>“O 'Woe! O Woe, to city great! <br>O Babylon, city of pow’r! <br>In one hour’s time, your doom has come! '<br>11'The earth’s merchants will weep and mourn <br>O’er her because now buys no one <br>Their cargoes from them any more— <br>12 Cargoes of gold, silver and pearls; <br>Precious stones, fine linen and silk, <br>Scarlet cloth; things of citron wood, <br>And articles of every kind, <br>Of ivory and costly wood, <br>Bronze, iron and costly marble; <br>13 And cargoes of cinnamon, spice, <br>Of incense, myrrh and frankincense, <br>Of wine and olive oil, flour, wheat; <br>Cattle, sheep; horses, carriages; <br>And bodies, souls of men, women. <br>14' They’ll say, 'The fruit you longed for long <br>Is gone from you in moment’s time; <br>Your riches, splendor have vanished, <br>And never will be recovered.' <br>15 The merchants too who sold these things, <br>And gained their wealth from her will stand <br>Far, terrified at her torment. <br>They’ll weep and mourn 16and cry aloud: <br>“O Woe! O Woe, O great city, <br>Dressed in linen, purple, scarlet, <br>Glittering gold, precious stones and pearls! <br>17In one hour, great wealth has vanished! ' <br>'Every sea captain, and traveler <br>By ship and sailors, and all men<br>Who earn their living from the sea, <br>Will stand far off, in poverty. <br>18 And when they see her burning smoke, <br>They will exclaim, 'Was there ever <br>A city like this great city? ' <br>19 And they will throw dust on their heads, <br>And weeping, mourning cry aloud: <br>“O Woe! O Woe, O great city, <br>Where all who had ships on the sea, <br>Became so rich through her great wealth! <br>In one hour, she is in ruin! <br>20 Rejoice over her, O heaven! <br>Rejoice, saints, apostles, prophets! <br>God judged her for the kind of way, <br>She treated you, when upon earth.' ' <br>21 A mighty angel picked up then, <br>A boulder, size of large mill-stone <br>And threw it into sea, and said: <br>'With similar a violence, <br>The great city of Babylon <br>Will be thrown down, ne’er to be found. <br>22 Music of harpists, musicians, <br>And flute players and trumpeters, <br>Will ne’er be heard in you again.<br>No workman or any trader<br>Will e’er be found in you again.<br>The sound of a grinding mill-stone <br>Will ne’er be heard in you again. <br>23 Lamp’s-light will never shine in you.<br>The voice of bridegroom and of bride <br>Will ne’er be heard in you again. <br>Your merchants were world's greatest men.<br>Your magic spell misled nations.<br>24 In her was found the blood of saints, <br>Prophets and all killed upon earth.'</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Copyright by Dr John Celes 7-28-2007</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=John+Celes">John Celes</a><div class=q>
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Came down with great authority; 
His splendor illumined the earth. 
2 With mighty voice he shouted then: 
'Fallen is Babylon the Great! 
A home for demons, she has turned; 
A haunt for evil spirits all, 
And unclean, d..."></div>
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