,transcriber's ,note3 ,authorial        
idiosyncracies have been retained4      
,,the  ,,secret ,,of ,,the  ,,creation  
,by  ,,dr4 ,,howard ,d4 ,,pollyen  ,this
 book1 the great wonder of the literary 
age4  ,contains the first and second    
chapters of the secret of the creation4 
,the mightiest book ever written on     
earth among men4  ,price #be;c   ,,the  
,,secret ,,of ,,the ,,creation  ,by     
,,dr4 ,,howard ,d4 ,,pollyen  ,,this    
,,book   ,the great wonder of the       
literary age4 ,contains the first and   
second chapters    of the ,secret of the
 ,creation4   ,the most mighty book ever
 written         on earth among men4    
,also contains songs and poems by ,dr4  
,howard ,d4 ,pollyen1     the world's   
greatest author and writer of all times4
      ,author of the deepest and most   
mystifying     songs--revealing the     
whole history of the human soul4        
,the ,secret of the ,creation in full   
will follow this     little book which  
is but a touch of heaven's torchlight   

to the human heart4   ,the ,secret of   
the ,creation  ,by ,dr4 ,howard ,d4     
,pollyen         99       99       99   
99       99     ,,chapter ,i  ,the      
,creation of the ,heavens   ,jehovah has
 no beginning4 ,he himself created time1
 and taught its principles to the living
 things he also created1 giving to them 
comprehension1 by which we ascribe1 unto
 the infiniteness of ,jehovah a time and
 a beginning4  ,before that there were  
not any man or angels or living         
creatures of any form created4 ,when    
there were no worlds yet formed1 nature 
stood in three kingdoms4 ,they were     
,light1 ,water1 and ,darkness4  ,then   
the kingdom of the light strove against 
the kingdom of darkness1 and the        
darkness contended with the light4 ,the 
two elements came together1 each of them
 a separate unit1 contending against the
 other4 ,and in their controversy the   
virtue of the power of each of them     
became formed and concentrated into a   
living being4 ,their personalities are  

as those of men1 but their substance is 
power4 ,the virtue--the pre-motive--the 
ruling quorum--the master of all power3 
,the being of light was much greater    
than the being of darkness and ruled    
over him2 therefore was his name        
,jehovah4 ,the being of darkness hated  
him with great envy1 thereby was his    
name ,satan4 ,but they were both        
lonesome2 being alone3 ,even as light   
and darkness is obstinate to each other4
  ,then ,jehovah saw that he was the    
master of nature1 all power being       
controlled by his hands4 ,he looked upon
 the kingdom of the ,waters and saw that
 their alluvian substance could be      
divided and congealed into many kingdoms
 of minerals1 and he decided to create a
 world4 ,he sent a current of           
electricity in its first nature through 
the face of the waters and said1 let the
 minerals be gathered together1 each one
 in its place in perfect order for the  
earth2 and let the dry land appear above
 the face of the waters4 ,and the       

natural electricity went forth and      
returned to and fro1 and it was done4   
,and ,jehovah came and walked upon the  
world which he had created1 and he      
called it ,heaven4 ,for it was a place  
upon which he would cause to rest the   
substance of life--out of which he had  
come4 ,and he called to the kingdom of  
light and saw that it was an immensity  
of life4 ,dividing it he formed and     
created minor beings after his own image
 and in his own form4 ,and he called    
them souls4 ,but they were naked1 having
 no substance for bodies like him4 ,all 
the face of the heaven was filled with  
them as they glittered before their     
creator in hosts4 ,some of them were    
great and some of them were small2 all  
being different1 each one shining       
according to the power of its own light4
  ,then ,jehovah created souls for other
 living things of all manner of shapes  
and forms1 great and small--unto the    
infinite small things until the         
substance of life was contained4        

,jehovah set for his created things an  
order and a procession of life1 creating
 for them bodies4 ,and they arose up and
 began to fill all the face of heaven   
with songs and music4 ,and thus the     
,heaven and the hosts of it were        
finished4  ,and ,satan enveighed        
,jehovah and the things which he had    
made1 for he knew that there was no     
power of creating forces in the virtue  
of darkness1 and that he himself could  
not create or make any living thing to  
stand before him in life4 ,therefore he 
hated life and sought with all his power
 to destroy the created things of       
,jehovah4 ,satan's power went out as a  
shadower of darkness towards them4 ,it  
was the virtue of his own evil self--his
 spirit of darkness--which attempted to 
come upon the people and the beasts     
which ,jehovah had made1 to destroy     
them4  ,but a light went forth from     
,jehovah as a refuge and a defense4 ,it 
was the virtue of his own righteous     
self--his spirit of perfection--the     

embodiment of his almighty mind4 ,the   
righteousness of his power went forth   
and filled all his creation1 and        
shielded and protected all the living   
things which he had made from the       
darkness and evil of ,satan4  ,the      
creation teemed with the glory of       
,jehovah1 an unmentionable space1 for   
there was no time there4 ,neither were  
there the aged or dying1 for ,satan had 
not as yet cursed any thing that        
,jehovah had made4 ,but justice being   
the authority of ,jehovah1 he must be   
just with ,satan also4 ,he could not    
prevent ,satan from coming upon the     
earth and walking to and fro through his
 creation4 ,jehovah could be jealous1   
but not selfish and unjust4 ,if ,satan  
could persuade any of his creatures to  
forsake him and to receive within them  
the power of his own ,satanic spirit1   
justice said that they were his and     
,jehovah should bear the loss4  ,but    
,satan could not withstand the light and
 glory of ,jehovah1 for ,jehovah's      

brilliancy filled the heaven4 ,he dwelt 
upon a throne in a temple of power4 ,the
 throne and temple were living power4   
,being gathered together a natural      
substance which is power1 and the       
pre-motive glory of all beauty giving   
life to the living by its power of that 
which he chose to array his dwelling    
place with4 ,the virtue of the colors1  
the red and green1 azure1 onyx1 diamond1
 bedellium1 saraf1 amber1 and all manner
 of adornments of beauty1 were faded of 
their virgin colors and their sereness  
of glory1 were brought forth in the     
construction of his temple and throne4  
,so that no being should be able to     
surpass ,jehovah in glory hence4  ,and  
the temple and the throne in the temple 
is one living thing of eternal life1    
borne by other living things4 ,where    
,jehovah wills to go1 the temple also   
can go4 ,eternal substance of power like
 streams of fire1 but more white like   
the light of diamond issuing toward     
every point of the creation as it goes  

forth in its glory2 and there is nothing
 unseen or hid from its light4  ,in the 
language and knowledge of man1 infinite 
was the time that ,satan sought before  
he was able to defile any of the sons   
and daughters of ,jehovah4 ,but out     
somewhere in the eternity sin began to  
steal into the souls of the sons of the 
mighty4 ,and they began to hate ,jehovah
 and to envy his glory in a great       
dispensation4 ,satan diminishing them   
after his own power until one-third of  
all the hosts of heaven were defiled    
with sin4 ,and they had fallen from     
their power and from their former glory1
 and had strayed away from their        
father's house2 the brightness of their 
souls glittering not4 ,satan had        
captivated them over into his great     
night of despair--and they knew it not1 
for ,satan had always appeared to them  
arrayed in glory as if ,jehovah1 and    
they supposed that he was able to       
continually give them light4 ,but they  
were cast away from ,jehovah1 and there 

was darkness and violence and despair1  
for the light of ,satan was as the      
shadows of a great night4 ,there was no 
sun and moon and stars to give them     
artificial light1 for ,jehovah is the   
only light of the living soul1 and his  
glory is the light of that world4 ,the  
heaven was filled with violence and his 
name was blasphemed with many           
inventions4 ,but they repented not from 
,satan unto ,jehovah4 ,then there was   
war upon the face of all the heaven3    
,michael and ,mikrell and ,gabriel1 and 
the millions of the mighty ones of the  
righteous came before ,jehovah in a     
council of war4 ,and it was decreed that
 all the hosts of the wicked should be  
slain and cast out of the heaven4 ,and  
that the face of the heaven should be   
cleansed4  ,then one came and stood     
before ,jehovah--one whom he loved      
greater than the love which he had for  
many of his created beings4 ,he being   
the excellency of his beginning1 his son
 by love4 ,and he said ,father1 if all  

these be slain and cast down they remain
 dead forever4 ,they are ,satan's and he
 rejoices against thee that he shall    
ever have them4 ,i go in their midst and
 redeem them from ,satan that they shall
 live again4 ,i shall purchase them from
 ,satan with my own life4 ,i die that   
they might live again4 ,father1 make for
 them another world that they might live
 again and have a chance to repent from 
,satan unto thee4 ,that they in their   
great hosts remain not dead--forever    
dead4 ,and ,jehovah said1 ,son1 if we   
make man again in our own image after   
our glory2 again will man sin1 and      
,satan will have the mastery over him1  
and there would be none to inhabit the  
new world which ,i create4 ,then the son
 said1 ,father1 it shall be righteous   
that you make man again1 for ,i shall go
 with him until a day in which ,i shall 
meet thee out upon that world and there 
again ,i will pay the price of man's    
sins1 and redeem him from the power of  
,satan1 that not all of those be        

lost--forever lost4  ,the decree of     
,jehovah was given that they should live
 again4 ,then ,michael1 the captain of  
,jehovah's hosts1 went forth and fought 
against the ,dragon2 and the ,dragon and
 his armies fought1 but prevailed not2  
neither was there any more room found in
 heaven for ,satan and his host4 ,and   
the great ,dragon--,satan--was cast out 
of heaven and all his angels with him4  
,and his right to dwell upon the face of
 heaven was forfeited when his servants 
had slain the son of ,jehovah4 ,who also
 redeemed the souls of the dead from    
,satan's power when they had shed the   
blood of the captain of salvation4 ,and 
the heaven was cleansed from sin4       
,neither could ,satan or any of his     
servants return4 ,all those who had     
sinned were forever cast down4 ,and the 
decree was set that they should not     
ascend again into heaven in the infinite
 eternity4 ,but those of ,jehovah's     
servants who loved not their lives in   
the days of battle and were slain in the

 war1 if they chose to follow their lost
 brothers down into the new world1 they 
from there might ascend again unto their
 father's house4  ,and the waters stood 
beneath the heavens1 and there was no   
form or void in their substance4 ,and   
the darkness prevailed unchanging4 ,then
 the spirit of ,jehovah moved upon the  
face of the waters beholding all things4
 ,and ,jehovah said let the light appear
 upon the face of the deep1 and let the 
darkness be gathered together in one    
place beneath the heaven1 and half of   
its place be given for the light1 and it
 was so4 ,and ,jehovah beheld the light 
that it was glorious4 ,and he said let  
the firmament of electricity divide the 
waters again beneath the heaven4 ,and   
let the substance of the upper part of  
the waters above the firmament be       
gathered together and let the dry land  
appear4  ,and let the waters whose      
substance have formed the earth be      
gathered together1 and let the earth and
 the waters stand in perfectness in     

their orders4 ,and let the firmament    
beneath the heaven of electricity remain
 unmovable1 and let there be a door as a
 gateway from the heaven to the earth   
remain through the firmament4  ,and thus
 on the first and second space of time  
which became days ,jehovah formed the   
earth and laid up veins of the minerals 
after their kinds in their places1 in   
perfect order4 ,the mountains rising up 
high above the seas1 giving to the seas 
their places of permanency in the lower 
places of the earth4 ,in the third day  
,jehovah created the trees and          
vegetation--all manner of trees to      
eradicate the face of the earth from its
 nakedness4 ,he created the seeds in the
 earth1 each seed after its kind1 so it 
could not change forever from the laws  
of nature4 ,the fourth day he created   
great lights1 the sun and moon and      
stars1 and set them in the firmament    
above the earth4 ,in abodement of twelve
 houses4 ,made to rule the darkness and 
to alternate nature1 giving life to the 

things which were to live in the parts  
of the earth where there was to be life4
  ,he made three hundred and sixty-four 
roads in the firmament above the earth1 
and placed the sun and the moon in them4
 ,the roads he made in an oblong shape  
and joined them together at one place in
 the ,east and in the ,west1 that the   
sun should make his circuits over the   
earth and drive the darkness before him4
 ,and that the moon should make her     
circuits over the earth to alternate and
 rule the darkness4 ,and for her aid he 
made the stars and set them in their    
places in the firmament and in the cross
 roads which run across the pathways of 
the sun and moon2 setting them in order 
in twelve groups4 ,and ,jehovah wrote   
the stars and their pathways upon the   
face of the firmament4 ,they tell the   
story of his creation and his love for  
the things he has created4 ,as they move
 in their concourses they are constantly
 spelling out the things which have     
never been changed1 glittering above the

 mist of the earth in their work of     
perfection4  ,and in the midst of the   
earth he set a magnet joining the heaven
 and the earth together that the heaven 
and the earth should not move out of    
their place forever4 ,the magnet in its 
dimensions is perfectly round--a tower  
of bluish mist shining bright like      
silver--where it stands in its zone of  
perpetual darkness2 where he made not a 
light to shine superior to the darkness4
 ,and the magnet revolves around        
perpetually in its protraction1 carrying
 the sun and moon and stars in their    
circuits over the face of the earth in  
their roads--in their courses according 
to their metallic natures--around in a  
circuit over the parts of the earth1    
where he designed for his things of life
 to live4 ,each monitor of the firmament
 moving in its own place according to   
its power with the magnet of its own    
nature to do the things it was created  
to do1 until its work should be         
finished2 then it falls from its place  

when its course is run1 and is no more4 
,and the sun sped on his course driving 
the darkness before him as it closed up 
again behind him4 ,and the morning and  
the evening were the fourth day in the  
beginning of time4 ,and the moon and the
 stars in their courses over the earth  
drew up the metallic substance of the   
earth and distilled and gave it to the  
sun2 and he in his great speed cast them
 out upon the earth1 again in minute    
atoms1 and as they came in contact with 
their own primordial atoms which lie    
upon the earth1 and more densely in the 
lower parts of the earth1 they explode1 
causing atmospherical heat2 each atom   
giving forth a yellow flame of light as 
it explodes1 so minute that one light   
cannot be distinguished from another by 
the sense of man4  ,thus on the fourth  
day began heat to gender upon the face  
of the earth1 preventing the ice and    
snow from overcoming the life of        
vegetation in the circuit of life which 
the creator had decreed upon the plains 

of the world4 ,and the sun went forth   
upon his circuit and came around again  
to the place from where he had started1 
encircling the magnet in the center of  
the earth1 thus beginning an endless day
 and an endless night1 perpetually      
unchanging4 ,his roads were decreed that
 from hence he should run from the east 
to the west upon one line1 then from the
 west to the east around on another line
 each day1 drawing closer to the magnet 
on one side and falling farther away on 
the other side1 creating an endless     
summer and an endless winter1 and a     
springtime and a fall perpetually4  ,the
 light of the sun as it came upon its   
nearest lines to the magnet where it    
stood in the center and lowest part of  
the earth1 far enough distant that his  
rays could not penetrate into the region
 of the magnet and disturb its silence  
as it stands in its sea of ice and      
darkness1 while the light of the sun    
from the outer roads from the magnet was
 bounded about by darkness and          

unchanging ice4 ,and towards the west   
,jehovah had set up a great chain of    
mountains to hold back the light while  
the sun was upon his outer roads1 that  
half of the nights might be long towards
 the region of the magnet4 ,while to the
 east he had set up no great mountains  
that the light of the sun on its outer  
roads from thence might reach across the
 plains towards the region of the       
magnet1 that half of the nights might be
 light and giving glories of light for  
half of the time of the years4 ,while in
 the great white way of life the        
continents and islands lay all teeming  
with glory4  ,the large continents      
having divides of high lands through    
them1 from which large rivers flow1 some
 towards the outer seas and some of them
 flow down towards the lower parts of   
the earth towards the magnet4 ,then the 
sons of ,jehovah and the morning stars  
sang together and shouted for joy when  
they saw the glory of ,jehovah's        
creation4 ,and the morning of the fifth 

day began4  ,and ,jehovah said let the  
waters and the earth bring forth living 
creatures4 ,things to be in the seas    
after their kinds1 and living creatures 
to be upon the earth and in the earth4  
,things that have life to live in the   
dust of the world1 and fowl that they   
may soar above the earth4 ,and ,jehovah 
and his tribune formed the flesh and    
bones of fish to live in the waters1 his
 spirit being in the labor and toil of  
the day4 ,he formed great whales and    
fish of mighty propensities to consume  
the substance of life in the waters4    
,and for them he made ,leviathan to be  
their king and a god over them4 ,and the
 creatures of the waters were in the    
seas and in the rivers and in the earth1
 everywhere that there is water1 every  
one after its kind unchangeable4 ,he    
also made the fowl upon the earth out of
 the clay of the earth1 every one after 
its kind1 upon the continents and       
islands where it should live2 and gave  
to them an order of life as the things  

of the waters1 the female delivering the
 substance of flesh in an egg2 and by   
the process of heat the shell becoming  
expanded and then the spirit of the fowl
 entering into the substance through the
 expanded pores of the shell1 forming   
flesh to itself1 while containing       
knowledge of the world4 ,as soon as its 
flesh is strong enough it mines a       
passage for itself through the shell and
 takes its flesh into the world4 ,and   
,jehovah made the beasts out of the     
earth after their kinds1 in their forms 
upon the islands and continents where   
they should live4 ,and the ,tribune     
formed all manner of beasts1 both great 
and small1 out of the earth4 ,they      
formed their flesh and bones and cast   
their souls in them4 ,and they arose up 
in life a pair of them of every kind1 in
 every part of the earth where the      
decree had gone forth that they should  
live4 ,and they made beasts after the   
form of man1 and in his appearance of   
many sizes and shapes1 walking upon     

their two feet with two hands to handle 
things as a man4 ,and they were of many 
colors1 some black and brown and yellow 
striped1 white and spotted and striped  
with all manner of colors4 ,and they    
were upon the face of the earth and in  
the waters4  ,and ,jehovah and his      
,tribune made huge beasts great in power
 and form1 to dwell upon parts of the   
earth4 ,the unicorn was larger than the 
elephant4 ,he had horns as the horns of 
a bull4 ,he was mighty in strength and  
was a ferocious beast4 ,mazaroth was    
much larger than the unicorn2 he was a  
beast of the rivers1 of the swamps1 and 
glades4 ,arcturus was a roving beast of 
the plains2 he went in droves in his    
day4 ,his army stood on the plains in   
the shade of the mountains as a cluster 
of little hills crouched1 beneath the   
trees4 ,he heeded not the battle cry of 
man in his ways4 ,magathuren was a      
roving beast of the smooth parts of the 
earth2 he could not pass up or down a   
steep incline or step over anything     

above his knees4 ,he had a straight horn
 with which he lifted the trunks of     
fallen trees and things out of his way1 
as he passed to and fro over the earth4 
,behemoth was also a beast of the       
plains2 he was the largest beast which  
,jehovah made to dwell upon the dry land
 of the earth4 ,but he was not like     
,leviathan1 the king or the pride of the
 deep4 ,and there were also great beasts
 made to dwell in the seas as well as   
upon the earth2 until the substance1 of 
life was contained4 ,and there went up a
 mist from the waters of the earth1 and 
rain fell upon the dry land1 bringing   
forth food for the living things which  
were made4 ,but as yet ,jehovah had not 
made man upon the earth4     ,,chapter  
,,ii  ,the ,race of ,man   ,and ,jehovah
 created a vineyard upon the high lands1
 from whose mountains flowed away four  
rivers4 ,being parted in four ways from 
the vineyard4 ,the first and second are 
those which encompass the land of       
,havilah and ,ethiopia1 and flow into   

the ,caspian ,sea4 ,the third and fourth
 are the ,euphrates and ,hiddekel which 
flow into the ,persian gulf4 ,and in the
 sixth day ,jehovah said let us make man
 in our own image after our likeness in 
our similitude4 ,and he formed the body 
of man out of the clay of the earth1    
with his hands and with his spirit he   
made him after his own form and         
likeness4 ,then he called one of the    
rebellious souls which had been cast out
 of ,heaven and he cast the soul into   
the body which he had made1 and the body
 arose up with the vigor of life1 and   
became an active soul before ,jehovah1  
its creator4 ,and he called his name    
,adam1 because he had made him out of   
the red clay of the heights1 and man was
 red after the appearance of ,jehovah4  
,and ,jehovah caused all of the beasts  
to pass before ,adam4 ,and ,adam gave   
names to them after their kinds4 ,and he
 called the beast which had hands and   
feet and stood upright as himself1      
,serpent4 ,and ,jehovah placed ,adam in 

the vineyard to live1 and gave to him   
the serpent to be his servant1 in the   
garden of rest which he so named ,eden4 
,and ,jehovah returned about and        
refrained from his work on the seventh  
day1 and sanctified it as a day of rest4
 ,and ,adam dwelt alone in ,eden4 ,and  
he was lonesome4 ,but after a time      
,jehovah returned with his hosts1 and he
 said it is not good for ,adam to dwell 
thus alone4 ,i will now make for man his
 mother4 ,and she shall be wiser and    
mightier than he in wisdom1 and shall be
 his counselor1 and a light to rule over
 him that his days be many in the earth4
  ,and ,jehovah caused a sleep to come  
over ,adam1 and he took out one of his  
ribs with the flesh of the bone1 and    
closed up the flesh of ,adam4 ,and out  
of it he made the body of a             
child1--leaving ,adam twelve ribs on one
 side and eleven on the other side4 ,but
 the ribs of the child were even twelve 
on both sides4 ,and ,jehovah placed     
within her a soul and gave her to ,adam1

 and he knew that she had been made of  
his flesh1 and he called her ,woman4    
,and also shall her name be ,eve1       
because she is the beginning of the     
mothers of man4  ,and there was a tree  
which ,jehovah had planted in the garden
 of ,eden4 ,as if a hundred feet to the 
first limb1 and the leaves of the tree  
hung to the ground--touching the ground 
on all sides1 ,broad and strong like    
rubber1 yet with velvet softness4       
,beneath this tree was the home of ,adam
 and ,eve4 ,beneath the downy fragrant  
leaves they were shielded from all heat 
and cold4 ,and the eagles and the fowl  
of the air run into the branches of the 
tree in time of storm4 ,here in this    
sublimeness ,eve grew up with ,adam1 and
 the ,serpent was their servant4  ,the  
,trees of the vineyard brought forth    
every thing which was good for food4    
,there were trees which bare fruits     
large and shining as gold1 fruits of all
 manner colors as a field of stars in   
glory4 ,a river run through the ,garden4

 ,crystal waters rifting over fields of 
beautiful stones4 ,the bedellium and    
onyx stones and much gold abounding in  
and about the waters4 ,and on one side  
of the river stood a tree which bare    
fruit twelve times in the year1 whose   
substance would cause one to live       
forever4 ,it was the tree of life4 ,none
 that eat of its fruit should ever die4 
,from month to month and from year to   
year it had power to renew life         
perpetually4 ,and on the other side of  
the river stood a tree which had power  
to make one wise4 ,it was a tree of     
knowledge1 one whose fruit would        
intoxicate and revitalize1--speeding up 
the action of life1 causing one to think
 rapidly1 and to see with a clearer     
vision4 ,setting the vitalities in a key
 where they must wear out1 bringing     
forth the order of death4 ,this tree was
 called the tree of ,knowledge of ,good 
and ,evil1 because its power was the    
division between man and sin4 ,he could 
eat of the tree of life and realize the 

power and nature of life in all its     
glory4 ,but he could not realize the    
nature and effect of death and sorrow   
until he should eat of the fruit of the 
tree of death1 and become intoxicated   
with the mania of its devastating       
forces4 ,and for this cause ,jehovah    
commanded ,adam that he should not eat  
of the fruit of the tree of death or    
come near it4  ,but the command was not 
given to ,eve1 for she was but a        
child--left in ,adam's keeping4 ,and    
they dwelt in glory in their home       
beneath the wings of the tree in the    
vineyard4 ,and they were naked ',but    
knew it not4' ,satan was upon earth1 and
 envied them in their salvation1 but he 
could not come near the vineyard1       
neither could he tempt them to sin4 ,for
 they were redeemed1 and ,satan could   
not break the decree4 ,but when ,eve was
 grown the servant walked to and fro    
beyond the templed paradise1 and sat    
with ,satan by a pool4 ,and ,satan      
taught the servant how that it could    

become free from its masters4 ,then she 
hastened back and came again into the   
vineyard4 ,and ,eve stood by the tree of
 death admiring its beauty4 ,and the    
servant came and said to her1 has       
,jehovah said that you shall not eat of 
every tree in this garden8 ,and ,eve    
said1 we may eat of the fruit of every  
tree but this tree1 which stands in the 
midst of the garden we shall not eat of 
it1 neither shall we touch it lest we   
die4 ,and the servant said1 you shall   
not surely die1--,for the ,creator he   
knows that in the day you eat of the    
fruit of this tree your eyes shall be   
open and you shall become wise like     
before the fall--as gods knowing the    
effect of good and evil4  ,and when she 
saw that the tree was good for food and 
excellent in beauty1 she commanded the  
servant and she brought to her the fruit
 and she ate of it4 ,then she was       
enlightened and was as another woman4   
,then she with her own hands brought of 
the fruit to ,adam1 and when he saw its 

power upon her he also ate of the fruit1
 and the mind of them both were         
enlightened1 and the mist was removed   
from over their souls2 and they knew    
that they were not as the beast1 but    
were naked4 ,and they sewed leaves      
together for clothes and dwelt in great 
fear4  ,and it was so that in the       
evening time of a day they heard the    
voice of ,jehovah as he walked through  
the garden4 ,and they fled from their   
temple and hid themselves from his      
presence among the trees1 and were not  
where they were wanted to be found4 ,and
 ,jehovah called unto ,adam and said1   
where are you ,adam8 ,and ,adam said ,i 
heard you talking in the garden and ,i  
was afraid1 and ,i hid myself because ,i
 was naked4  ,and ,jehovah said who told
 you that you was naked8 ,have you eaten
 of the tree which ,i commanded thee not
 to eat8 ,and he said the woman which   
you gave me she gave me of the fruit of 
the tree and ,i did eat4 ,and ,jehovah  
said unto ,eve1 what have you done4 ,and

 she said the serpent bewitched me and  
,i did eat4 ,and ,jehovah said to the   
serpent1 because you have done this     
thing you are cursed beyond everything  
which ,i have created4 ,upon your belly 
you shall travel1 and you shall not     
henceforth eat4 ,in this1 that you have 
caused my children to sin in the process
 of eating4  ,the dust shall be your    
food1 and ,i shall put envy between your
 race and the race of the woman4 ,and   
she shall bruise your head1 and you     
shall bruise her heel4 ,and the serpent 
fell upon the earth before ,jehovah1 and
 her arms and legs became into one      
straight body4 ,and he took her teeth   
out of her mouth so that she should not 
masticate food4 ,but he left in her     
mouth the imprints of her teeth1 which  
is yet to be seen in the mouth of the   
serpent4 ,and he placed great crooked   
fangs in her mouth and filled them with 
poison4 ,if she should masticate food   
her own poison would destroy her life4  
,but she was given power to reach forth 

and to inject the poison of her fangs   
into the flesh of man and other living  
things--to destroy their lives4 ,then he
 parted her tongue in two parts1 and    
upon the end of each probescue he tied a
 small round knot1 that is the knot     
which is yet to be seen on the ends of  
the serpent's tongue unto this day4     
,and according to the decree were all   
the serpents changed1 in the process of 
nature4 ,that they should not again     
speak with the voice of man4 ,but their 
knowledge was not veiled4 ,and while    
they cannot speak to man2 yet while in  
contact they show their tongues and say 
with unmistakable signs by my speech ,i 
cause thee to fall4 ,this is the life of
 the serpent who through envy was       
finally bound in hell4 ,and to ,eve1 he 
said1 ,i will greatly multiply sorrow   
upon thee4 ,with your children you shall
 be distressed4 ,and man shall set thee 
at naught1 and curse his days--defying  
and bearing rule over thee4 ,and your   
desire shall be to your man4  ,and unto 

,adam he said because you have eaten of 
the tree which ,i commanded thee not to 
eat1 cursed is the fruit of the ground  
for your sake4 ,they shall come forth in
 thistles and thorns before thee4 ,and  
you shall turn unto the herbs of the    
field for food1 and shall spend your    
days in toil1 eating of the vintage in  
sorrow1 until you return unto the ground
 from which you was taken4 ,dust you are
 and unto the dust you shall return4    
,and he drove ,adam and ,eve out of     
paradise1 and left an angel to keep the 
vineyard1 from whose sword issued a     
stream of power like fire as he turned  
about every way upon the plains4  ,and  
,adam and ,eve went out a little ways   
from ,edon northward towards the        
,caspian ,sea1 and set up for themselves
 a place of abode1 and soon began to    
till the earth4 ,and ,eve became the    
mother of children4 ,her first born son 
she called ,node1 and she bare him also 
a sister and called her name ,midre4    
,and ,node went forth with his sister to

 the ,eastward of ,edon4 ,and in time   
there built a city1 which was called the
 ,city of ,nod4 ,but ,node was a man of 
sin4  ,and again ,eve bare ,havilah1 and
 his sister ,zillah4 ,but he also was a 
man of sin4 ,and he dwelt to the west1  
and proclaimed a land which was called  
the land of ,havilah4 ,and again ,eve   
bare ,cain1 and she said he is a man to 
serve ,jehovah4 ,and she bare also his  
brother ,abul1 one to seek the will of  
,jehovah4 ,and ,adah and her brothers   
and sisters were also born unto the     
house of ,adam4  ,and ,cain and ,abul   
sought to worship ,jehovah4 ,and ,abul  
offered of the noblest of his sheep as a
 sacrifice to ,jehovah1 and ,jehovah was
 well pleased with his offering4 ,and   
then ,cain offered of the finest of his 
fruit of his harvest4 ,and ,jehovah had 
no respect for his sacrifice1 saying1   
why bring of the things before me which 
,i have defamed4 ,redemption shall be   
found alone in the blood of that which  
,i have not cursed4 ,then ,cain was very

 wroth1 and ,jehovah said unto him      
repent2 but he would not4  ,and in      
process of time as he talked with ,abul 
in a field he arose up against him and  
slew him4 ,and the soul of ,abul cried  
unto ,jehovah from the earth4 ,and he   
said to ,cain the voice of your         
brother's soul cries unto me from the   
ground4 ,and now are you cursed in the  
blessings of the earth which has        
received your brother's blood by your   
hand4 ,when you till the soil it shall  
not yield unto you her strength4 ,a     
fugitive and a vagabond shall you be in 
the earth4 ,and ,cain repented and said1
 my punishment is greater than ,i can   
bear2 you have driven me out from among 
the people1 and from your face ,i shall 
be hid2 and it shall come to pass that  
if any one should find me that they     
shall slay me4  ,and ,jehovah said to   
the people1 whosoever slays ,cain1      
,vengeance shall be taken upon him seven
 fold4 ,and he set a mark upon ,cain's  
forehead of many colors4 ,and ,cain went

 from the presence of ,jehovah and dwelt
 in the land of ,nod4 ,and in time he   
became the father of a generation4 ,but 
his days were evil and sullen1 and when 
he was aged a lad slew him with an      
arrow4         99       99       99     
99       99   ,a ,praise of ,memory     
,the north winds howled across the      
rockies1 with a blasting chill4     ,the
 people wandered through the snow       
drifts1 while the stars shone       cold
 and still4      ,there was no place on 
earth to rest then2 no place for the    
children       to lie4     ,but ,mosier 
watched throughout the hosts1 that none 
of them should die4      ,through the   
desert lone and dreary2 through the     
cold1 drifting sands1     ,the people   
fled from the hosts of ,satan1 from the 
wrath of wicked man4      ,the spirit of
 ,jehovah gleams across the heaven1 a   
light for every man2     ,showing white 
the road that leads to ,zion1 shining   
bright in every       land4             
,watching in a city by the river1       

praising in music and in song1          
,waiting for the train of ,zion1 ,mosier
 with his hosts of angels comes         
speeding on4      ,ring you bells1 for  
the station of ,zion2 let the music     
sound out over       the land4          
,mosier with his hosts of the angels    
comes to earth to reign with man4       
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,high ,praise      ,the ,lord of     
these hills is king of the plains1 too1 
and he rules the       starry blue4     
,he is coming to earth with the children
 of men to reign the ages       through4
      ,over the hills of silvered blue1 
over the fields of gold and gray4       
,the angels shall march in songs of high
 praise1 through the great       white  
way4      ,when the forests and the     
orchards are all prepared1 and the      
flowers       are in full bloom         
,there will be no time for the shadows  
of doubt1 we praise in eternal          
noon4      ,the children shall sing on  
the mountain high2 the aged shall pray  

in       the plains4     ,while ,jesus1 
with his high spirit of power1 over the 
hosts shall       reign4      ,the      
thistle and the thorns and the weeds    
shall bear its foods of a       valiant 
worth4     ,there shall be no hunger or 
tears of the poor1 for the ,lord he     
feeds       the whole earth4      ,we   
will plant the rose on the mountain     
high1 the lily in the plain1     ,in    
songs with flowers we will greet our    
king1 when he with the saints           
shall come to earth to reign4      ,the 
oak and the chestnut and the pine shall 
bloom1 filling the world       with     
light4     ,mosier ,alleuher's great son
 has banished sin's long dark night4    
,or if this mortal shall fade or the    
bones be laid in the clay1     ,this    
spirit shall fly away on the wings of   
his power1 to the realms of       that  
blessed day4         99       99        
99       99       99   ,a ,high ,priest 
,o great ,alleuher just for a           
while--only for a while it shall     be1

 we will take our harps and fly away on 
the wings of     your power1 and soon   
return to thee4 ,from out over the      
earth in tears tonight and from over the
 cloud-mist     seas4  ,a soul has been 
born tonight in the hills of ,bethany1  
shining in the light of thee1 ,o        
,alleuher1 glittering in     the image  
of thee4 ,we will take our harps and    
sing     praise to thee1 for the        
glorious gift of love to the     world  
for your memory4  ,we see your glory    
asleep with the children down there2 the
     lily of the valley1 the rose of    
,sharon shall bare4 ,peace     and good 
will in its season to the world of      
despair2     while we watch and praise  
the ,ancient of ,days above the         
cloud-strewn air4  ,o great ,alleuher1 a
 new light has been made to shine for   
tonight1 revealing his love in the deeds
 of his might4     ,answering to that   
light that shall arise from ,calvary1   
shining to the world for ever shall be1 
out over the     earth and the          

cloud-mist seas4  ,we will take our     
harps and sing praise to thee1 for the  
children of the earth and the marines of
 the sea4 ,for     the shepherds of the 
hills dwelling in light descending      
from thee4 ,in the songs that arise from
 the high hills1     in the music of the
 valleys and the seas4         99       
99       99       99       99   ,a ,high
 ,praise  ,praise ,him ,ye ,hosts       
,mosier's spirit searches through the   
mist of the evening1     through the    
night times of gloom2 through the       
morning in     its rising2 through the  
brightness of noon4 ,and ,i know        
wherever ,i be1 as his spirit searches  
through the     shadows1 that he sees   
me4  ,through the rivers and the oceans1
 through the starry plains     of time2 
through the hosts of the living1 ,mosier
     searches men's minds4 ,and ,i know 
that wherever ,i be1 as     his spirit  
searches through the shadows1 that he   
sees     me4  ,through the heavens and  
its hosts1 through the nations that     

war2 blending the minds of the whole    
creation1 he comes     seeking on this  
living shore4 ,and ,i know wherever ,i  
be1     as his spirit searches through  
the shadows1 that he sees     me4   ,a  
,high ,praise--,victory      ,one day a 
great train pulled out from mount ,zion1
 for a destiny well       known4        
,three passengers stepped on board1 and 
the train moved onward for              
,jehovah's great throne4      ,for ages 
and ages the saints have been waiting   
for the returning of       that train4  
,when ,jehovah shall lift the curse of  
sin from the nations1 in sending        
his son to reign4      ,we will meet    
,king ,jesus out upon the great highway1
 in songs of high       praise4     ,in 
the light of his spirit1 dwelling in    
rest forever1 given by the              
,ancient of ,days4      ,they have been 
making up the great train of ,zion1     
through the ages she       stands by4   
,soon the hosts of our ,father's glory  
shall come sweeping through the         

sky4      ,the great conductor is       
standing in the depot1 by the gates of  
praise       he stands by4     ,waiting 
for the saints of the whole creation1 to
 be ready to receive       his train    
from the sky4      ,the music sounds out
 over the nations1 the bells are ringing
 on every       sea4     ,i am going to 
march with the saints to ,zion1 while   
the bells are       tolling for me4     
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,praise--,the ,rivers      ,i wrought
 not these miracles by any zest of mine4
     ,the angels keep watch over the    
rivers1 that float down by the steeps   
of time4      ,he wrote with his hand   
upon the marble1 the songs of ,zion's   
chimes4     ,the angels watch through   
the stillness until the morning time4   
,he said1 ,i will not forsake thee or   
leave thee in despair alone4     ,the   
angels and my spirit shall guard upon   
the rivers1 all those that       are my 
own4      ,we believed him when he      
descended1 and the mountain smoked with 

his       mighty power4     ,the music  
rang out over the hosts1 as sang        
heaven's mighty choir4      ,we believe 
him now while ascending up the steeps of
 time4     ,with the angels close by the
 rivers1 that lead up to the heights of 
,zion4      ,you cannot believe him     
except his spirit makes himself known   
unto thee4     ,or even in all your     
wisdom you will sail upon the unknown   
sea4         99       99       99       
99       99   ,praise ,alleuher ,ye     
,saints      ,we thank thee1 ,o ,great  
,alleuher1 for a redeemer2 one who      
taught us of       your way4     ,that  
we should walk in the light of ,zion    
'till we enter one eternal       day4   
,that we should know from the hills of  
,zion1 ,alleuher in beauty has          
shone forth4     ,he made our low way in
 the sin's dark valley shine more       
brighter than       any day4      ,he   
came to the ,king of all the nations1   
,king supreme1 grand and true1     ,he  
gave to the people the spirit of        

salvation to make the soul anew4        
,this to us the spirit whispers1 music  
more than we mortals sing4     ,to our  
hearts ring the bells of heaven1 we are 
the children of that       great king4  
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,high ,praise      ,we thank thee1 ,o
 ,great ,alleuher1 for a prophet1 one to
 teach us in       this day4     ,all   
glitt'ring in thy truth of light1       
shining along our misty way4      ,we   
whose minds are sealed over1 and are    
driven far away1     ,come seeking unto 
,zion's light in the evening time of    
day4      ,the ,lord of hosts in these  
mountains1 ,o his gracious power1       
,comes scatt'ring the aged long night1  
he is our refuge in every hour4         
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,high ,praise--,the ,judgment        
,light1 great light1 ,alleuher's high   
spirit1 that shines above the day1      
,searching the souls of the living      
things1 calling his children from       
sin away4     ,i will not grow weary in 

the times1 which others may fear4       
,he shall return at the end of each     
year4     ,i will wait for his glory    
shining through all creation unto my    
spirit       to appear4      ,my soul   
sings by the rivers millions of songs of
 thee4     ,all through the ages thou   
hast truly been with me1 guarding my    
spirit       from sin's reveries4       
99       99       99       99       99  
,i see out in the fields of memory1 a   
light which gleams across the           
night of mist to me4     ,by its rays ,i
 walk as in times of past along by the  
shores of the old1       old sea4       
,i have found no mystic treasure hidden 
in the mines of long ago4     ,he has   
kept for me a light in heaven's window1 
burning bright in its       intrinsic   
glow4      ,i see by the gleam of the   
yesterdays1 the things of today's       
revene4     ,i see the lane that leads  
over the river of tomorrow's bridged    
stream4      ,my treasure has never been
 hidden1 or cast away by the hand of    

wroth4     ,but kept a gift of mercy1   
burnished bright from the dust of moth4 
,i walked for a day by ,shilo's river1  
out in the land2 ,i compassed the       
rays of ,eden1     ,and harked to listen
 at the call of ,zion upon the golden   
strands4      ,i pass from ages unto    
ages1 ,i am a child of time4     ,i     
cannot return or choose the wrath that  
,i would gather1 as ,i pass by       the
 gates of my own mind4      ,if ,i pass 
over the divide1 the world shall see the
 things that ,jehovah       lent to me4 
,that great light for which his son once
 died on ,calvary4      ,that ,i might  
sift the sheltered sands1 and gather out
 the gold2     ,strewn by the mystic    
hand of him1 back in the days of old4   
,through the hills and upon the desert1 
as a mighty obelisk stands1     ,we     
gather out the wreaths of beauty1 cast  
for the life of man4      ,the hosts    
stand in the distance1 to observe the   
things that we do4     ,as our ridged   
furrows in the gray light come trailing 

through4      ,as ,i wrought with my    
comrades1 ,i saw some jewels glitter in 
the sands2     ,ling'ring in the dust of
 time1 to be brought within demand4     
,the soul is always waiting1 and the    
heart is always true2     ,where the    
workmen seek to gather1 from the dust   
beneath the azure       lights of blue4 
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,high ,praise  ,we are marching      
toward that city1 in the great trend of 
mind4 ,we see our friends gathering from
 over the ranges1 stepping by the hours 
of time4 ,we are ascending the heights  
from the rivers1 ,lord plant our feet in
 thy ,zion4  ,in the spirit in which we 
are calling1 so shall the answer be4    
,each deed and day shall be answered1 as
 our souls cry to thee4 ,we are moving  
in the light of your spirit2 ,lord1     
plant our feet in thy ,zion4  ,lord1 let
 us pay for our ways1 in the days of our
 time4 ,for unto life we shall gather   
from over the ranges1 proven by the     
powers of mind4 ,let us ascend the      

heights from the rivers2 ,lord1 plant   
our feet in thy ,zion4  ,soon our       
sorrows are ended1 soon our woes shall  
cease4 ,our days for us shall be        
brighter on through the ages1 ascending 
the hills of peace4 ,lord1 shall we     
arise beyond these sorrows8 ,lord1 plant
 our feet in thy ,zion4         99      
99       99       99       99   ,a      
,praise--,speed  ,some one is watching  
at the windows tonight1 as onward       
through the valleys and over the rocks  
of white1 the gleaming wheels they speed
 with might2 calling the stars at the   
approach of night2 concealing them away 
with the speed of light4  ,i do not know
 what my title holds1 because the way   
has been long2 through the orchards and 
by the waste lands swifter than the     
shadows of the dawn4 ,but the angel who 
watches through the train of time       
hurries all on board along4  ,the       
shadows of the evening that enclose upon
 the fleeting sunlight are swiftly      
turned away2 as out of the night time   

the speeding wheels they sway1 before   
the gloom that's left approaching into  
the light of day4  ,music rings above   
the hill tops1 from the canyons that we 
passed by2 while sweeping beneath the   
light of heaven1 that beckons from the  
windows in the sky4 ,soon within the    
harbor the speeding monitor shall lie2  
then shall be the answer to the soul    
which shall never die4         99       
99       99       99       99   ,a      
,praise--,reason      ,here lie the     
brave and valiant-hearted1 strewn by the
 pathway of the       noble race4       
,these are our kindred whose souls      
linger near their dwelling place4       
,here lie the stars which have fallen1  
from the altar of the race4     ,their  
light still on our memories gleam1      
bright before our face4      ,these are 
of our people1 their souls are still    
upon the breeze4     ,death cannot them 
destroy1 or blot out their secret       
memories4      ,some of them were old   
and faded1 and others were of the age of

 the       bloom1     ,that grows upon  
the lilies1 and fades before the rays of
 noon4      ,but out in the mist they   
are waiting to greet us1 and we shall   
welcome       them once more4           
,beneath the sun that shines in         
stillness1 upon this living shore4      
,the battlements are faded1 and the     
swords are laid aside1     ,and he has  
come with his saints to reign through   
the ages1 over the       human tide4    
,a ,meditation--,life  ,i see the people
 out on the plains--from the distance   
they call to me4 ,come and march with us
 for a day1 and be one of the people of 
the plains4 ,floating along with the    
winds that blow--the great human sea4   
,i love the sage and the vintage that   
grow1 and the oaks that stand in chains4
 ,i love the music sung with the wings  
of the dust through the fields of       
chaffing grains1 shadowed beneath the   
azure light of the hill's refrains4     
,move1 you angels of speed1 across the  
white serenes4 ,you rocks of earth stand

 still4 ,you seas that lash with a      
turbulent rage shall all obey my will4  
,i will watch by the things that strive 
and love1 till all the earth be filled4 
,you teeming hosts a' moving on--,i love
 the things of life4 ,you serene glories
 of the sun's meridian gleam across the 
extending plains of white2 that love and
 live in the dust of the earth1 beneath 
the sun's great light4  ,move you       
children with the speed of fire2 ,i love
 those wings that sing in their         
strength1 and might4 ,haste the speed of
 the soul that the living mind be right1
 you things that live in the light of   
the day--,i hate the things of night4   
,gather on the plains like clouds all   
spectered with black and gray4 ,the     
things of speed shall dwell sublime1    
though the things that wait shall pass  
away4 ,i shall call to those of my own  
in the midst of the sea2 ,i shall wait  
for those that pray4  ,there is a light 
that shines with those that tell of the 
speed and power4 ,of the soul that      

hastens to the things of right in the   
days of their fleeting hours4 ,of the   
things that live in the love of light   
you people that is of power4         99 
99       99       99       99   ,a      
,meditation--,our ,praise  ,mosier of   
the ages hear the children when they    
cry4 ,out on the plains they pray4 ,hold
 aright the storms that sweep over1 bear
 the tempest far away4 ,the chief of    
,jehovah's tribune--his hosts above the 
azure lights of gray4 ,his spirit       
searches over the plains through all the
 souls of day4  ,we have a refuge in the
 light of the first morning1 made       
brighter by the noon4 ,unfolding from   
,zion's harbor unto all the saints upon 
the spectered earth is strewn4          
,jehovah's gift descending through the  
gloom4 ,a great rock that was cut out   
above the earth1 but not with hands was 
hewn4  ,then by the river of ,zion all  
his saints shall meet once more4 ,the   
angels in their salvation shall set his 
children then before4 ,when the king    

descends to welcome his hosts upon that 
living shore1 in one speech all voices  
of earth his high praises shall sing    
while crossing over4  ,this is when the 
afterwhile has become the present1 and  
the day to come is just now4 ,when those
 who hasten to be saved before his      
throne they bow4 ,the tears of grief    
shall be no more for ever4 ,the call    
comes forth to know just how4 ,you      
saints shall answer with the light of   
life sealed on every ransomed brow4     
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,praise--,a ,charge to ,the ,spirits 
,blow6 ,o blow on the rocks of time you 
silent winds divine4 ,glitter on the    
mountain heights you rifting specters   
bright4 ,marching on you hosts of the   
senless quite4 ,out in that day of every
 soul that's neither dark or light4     
,know you your place and name and who it
 is you be4 ,it is the hand of a higher 
one leads thee through eternity4 ,a     
price was paid1 its value true1 back in 
the ages one day2 as onward through the 

shadows gleam the vampires wing their   
way4  ,the tiny feet disturb not the    
dewdrops1 as on the rose of ,sharrion's 
breast they lie4 ,you lights upon the   
stillness1 you unseen passers by4 ,how  
old are you thou tiny might that never  
has been still8 ,before the mountains   
were brought forth or the sands were in 
the hills4  ,with you let not sorrow1   
grief or pain1 as in your house of clay 
which you oft regain4 ,it is not yours  
to demand to give forth or to say4 ,but 
it is of him who paid the price back in 
an ancient day4 ,by him who created us  
of nature1 to walk in nature's way4     
,haste you spirits of silence and tell  
me what you know2 you lights against the
 walls like shadows of the snow4  ,i am 
not with thee2 you make me hate you in  
my dreams4 ,except thy feet have been   
dipped beneath the fountain streams2 or 
have fallen with ,lebannon's cedar from 
the heights of boze4 ,and grown up again
 in the springtime with the seed of     
,sharrion's rose4 ,and been judged in   

the dewdrops by the morning star4 ,and  
been tested by ,judah's lion with all   
his might and power4  ,come then1 you   
messengers of love1 and gladness1 and   
speak when ,i am not awar4 ,in the      
silence of the night time when turmoils 
and strife are o'er4 ,pass over the     
starry valleys where maidens slumber    
beneath the shades of time4 ,they shall 
be mothers without sin sublime4 ,forget 
not the pine upon the mountain or the   
vine that droops from the wall4 ,tender 
as the orchard bloom that lingers till  
the day of fall4  ,why make you sin of  
the things that are sacred8 ,did ,mosier
 tell you so8 ,to change the heart of   
nature for things that would not grow4  
,it was ,satan who stood about the city 
with his host of fiends1 and accused the
 highest saints of ,jehovah of the      
vilest sins4 ,cease not then in your    
trend of events1 you travellers weep no 
more4 ,for the workman of ,nazareth he  
has bridged the river o'er4         99  
99       99       99       99   ,a ,high

 ,praise--,salvation      ,the sorrows  
of the living in tears that are shed1   
,are oftimes calmed by the silent speech
 of those that are dead4      ,some of  
them have been gone for many years4     
,ministering souls of ,mosier in the    
great vineyard of careers4      ,shadows
 of the soul's despair1 are banished by 
the host of the saints       of the air4
     ,mosier's saints as they linger    
near4      ,mosier1 with his saints1    
shall return to reign some day4     ,by 
the spirit of his light over all his    
people of the great white way4   ,a     
,high ,praise      ,king ,simon he was a
 rich man1 in land and silver and gold4 
,in sheep and cattle and wealth untold4 
,he also worshiped ,jehovah2 this was   
that king ,simon in the days of old4    
,every year he came to ,zion to         
sacrifice--his cattle all arrayed in the
       finest of gold4     ,great       
respect he had for ,jehovah1 moving on  
in the laws of light in       the things
 he was told4      ,he said to his      

bearers at dawn1 ,let us arise and away4
     ,there is a sacrifice in ,zion and 
,i want to be there to pray4            
,perhaps he will respect these mites of 
ours before his altar we convey4        
,there was sorrow in ,zion1 the heavens 
were all faded and gray4     ,jehovah   
had hid his face from the children of   
the world1 and taken his       spirit   
away4     ,his son1 assailed with their 
wrath1 sang beneath the diheftie in the 
gates of the city that day4      ,they  
cried1 yonder comes that ,nigger in his 
silken chariot of gold4     ,come down  
you king1 or we will crucify you and    
your fold4     ,but tears of sorrow for 
one among man1 only revealed the        
thoughts of       his soul4      ,he    
picked up the diheftie and away1 and    
laid it down on ,calvary1     ,then said
 to his bearers1 ,send those sheep and  
cattle away--in the       wilds let them
 go free4     ,for ,jehovah's own son in
 this city of tears has ended such      
things for       me4   ,a ,high ,praise 

,some one is watching over the earth    
that is still2 some one rules over      
the fringed hills4     ,o you wonders of
 life praise him who rules over our     
changing wills4      ,i watched those   
stars in the distances2 there are some  
that falter and       fall4     ,i see  
them glitter for an instant through the 
azure ways1 and are not       found at  
all4      ,does the soul have need of   
things8 ,come1 then1 and ask of me4     
,i will tell you where the fallen stars 
are found--in the treasure of       the 
prince of ,galilee4      ,the brilliant 
stars of a billion lights are seen to   
fade and pass away1       as they wander
 through the haze of gray4     ,out of  
the darkness of the night into the light
 of day4      ,who is that glittering   
above ,eden's light1 with the prayers of
 the       saints scattering the night8 
,changing the stars in their courses so 
bright2 teaching the speeding       sun 
to shed his light4      ,whatever the   
soul desires that shall it ask of me4   

,i1 who arose from       the dead on    
,calvary4     ,holding the earth in its 
place aright2 ruling the seas with his  
powerful might4      ,o you transcities 
on the hills of white2 for thee changing
 the time       into days and nights4   
,if the soul shall cry1 the prince shall
 hear the ,lord whose high       spirit 
is always near4      ,he cares for you  
as a father would2 as a chickadee in the
 garden       protects her brood4       
,who is he that holds creation in its   
perfect mood8     ,he is almighty1 yet  
you can help him2 you can if you would4 
,what does your work profit8 ,why labor 
as one great8 ,does the ,lord       have
 need of you8     ,as the saints believe
 in his greatness1 these are the things 
the ,lord       will do4         99     
99       99       99       99   ,a ,high
 ,praise  ,alleuher with sin ,i am done1
 ,i believe on your son1 ,i am saved by 
the love of the sanctified one4  ,what  
more can he say1 than to me he has said8
 ,showing mercy to the sinner1 and      

raising the dead4  ,if ,jairus had not  
believed1 surely he would not have seen 
the salvation of ,mosier1 his power     
supreme4  ,the children came to seek    
him4 ,o how they loved him then1 ,o     
praise his high spirit that is given to 
men4  ,yonder comes then that woman1 a  
sinner to her people to say1 ,mosier    
rests by our city1 it is time that we   
pray4  ,o how the children love him1    
because that he is ever true4 ,his      
kingdom is with power1 all the ages     
through4         99       99       99   
99       99   ,a ,high ,praise  ,king   
,mosier traveled through the land4 ,he  
healed the sick1 both of the rich and   
poor4 ,he cast his spirit upon those in 
sorrow1 and their sorrows were no more4 
,king ,mosier went down to the pool of  
,solomon1 where the sick were lying upon
 the shore4 ,he bid them arise1 be on   
the way1 and their diseases were no     
more4  ,king ,mosier went down to       
,bethany1 where the dead were waiting in
 the tomb4 ,o1 death fell from its      

throne1 and delivered up his own1 to    
this power of ,mosier that's known4     
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,praise      ,there is a beautiful   
sea called memory4 ,many ships come     
sailing to       me through the whole   
day1     ,from over the beautiful sea of
 memory4     ,the deep wide sea1 the    
great high sea1     ,my beautiful sea of
 memory4      ,my beautiful ships on the
 great high sea4     ,some are aged     
like1 and hazed in the light of gray4   
,others are as the roses that bloom in  
,may4     ,come sailing to me along by  
the shore through the whole day4        
,deeds of kindness that are written     
,as the stars over the deep blue sea4   
,sailing along those that love me4      
,my beautiful ships the light of the    
mind4     ,sailing out of the yesterdays
 to me4     ,over the deep wide sea1 the
 great high sea1     ,my beautiful sea  
of memory4         99       99       99 
99       99   ,a ,high ,praise  ,i sing 
of the great king who reigns in a city  

far above the star strewn blue4 ,he is  
master and king over all creation1 over 
the heaven and its angels1 and the earth
 with its people1 too4  ,there is a     
story true as the ages are old1 sung by 
all the children of nature1 calling the 
ancient times unto the present fold4    
,singing all the children of the great  
king these anthems as the ages roll4    
,high as the heavens above the earth1 so
 high are his ways4 ,just children      
speaking of things in deeds and plays4  
,jehovah is higher1 the great creator1  
he who gave one for the salvation of our
 days4         99       99       99     
99       99   ,a ,high ,praise  ,over   
the rampage of the ages wild1 came the  
voice of ,mosier to me4 ,as the sighing 
winds blow over the mountains and       
orchard valleys1 ye stealthy lights that
 gleam upon the seas2 most assuredly    
have you been born again4 ,have your    
souls been reclaimed by my spirit--,i   
who holds that light of ,calverie4 ,do  
you know me for yourself and not by     

another8 are the souls that are known of
 me4  ,from the surging streams of the  
northland sealed1 of the blue that      
shines across the earth revealed2 unto  
all you souls that pray4 ,do you hear my
 voice in harmonies as the vespers play8
 ,as the sighing winds pass over the    
mountains most assuredly have you been1 
reclaimed by me4 ,i have a torchlight   
descending from my father's throne4 ,i  
who bare the sorrows of the world alone4
  ,is sorrow and pain turned to joy     
before thee2 do you love death as the   
others love life4 ,is there no secret   
sin with thee1 as with them of unjust   
strife8 ,i am your strength in this way1
 ,i keep for you the eternal treasure of
 love and life4 ,my father and ,i have  
made ourselves known unto thee1 you     
saints of light2 most assuredly as the  
sighing winds pass over the mountains   
you rest beyond the night4   ,a         
,praise--,the ,answer      ,long ago we 
left the city of sorrow1 for a city     
which is yet to come4     ,we sought the

 way that leads to ,zion1 and ,jerusalem
 our home4      ,mosier has gone from   
this world of sorrow1 to prepare for us 
an eternal       home4     ,and in the  
highway he has walked before us1 he will
 ever care for       his own4      ,with
 the new song we shall praise him ever1 
in that city he has gone       to       
prepare4     ,when we enter the hilleued
 hills of ,zion1 ,o why not come and go 
with       us there8      ,some people  
wonder why we are sincere ever2 some    
people wonder why we       are true4    
,but to us ,mosier is a real friend     
ever1 and he is our glorious king1      
too4   ,memory      ,as ,i wrought in   
the fields of time one day1     ,i      
passed through the valley of beauty1 of 
things that were hidden away4     ,to   
the east and to the west and to all the 
horizon     ,there were hills and       
mountains of blue1 and gold1 and gray4  
,there were clear rivers glist'ning over
 rocks that were crystal white4         
,there were flowers that bloomed in the 

shade of a thousand lights4     ,there  
were stars that shone from the heaven1  
writing in the silent       speech of   
the night4      ,a people had lived     
there in that valley one day4     ,they 
had sung and laughed and some times     
would cry or pray4     ,as ,i or you    
live in the trend of this song that ends
 in the close of       the day4         
99       99       99       99       99  
,a ,praise--,in ,memory of ,keturah     
,she was once upon earth1 but now she   
sings through the fields of the         
stars4     ,she once knew distress1     
hunger and tears4     ,but now they feed
 her at ,alleuher's own table through   
the centuries       and years4      ,she
 is a servant of ,mosier up there4 ,with
 the host of the angels and       the   
saints of the air4     ,o ,alleuher's   
great tribune watching over the earth   
and its hosts of       tears4      ,i   
heard her voice from the plains of the  
stars talking to the world       with   
the fire of speed4     ,o ,alleuher1 the

 angels unfolding the glories of heaven 
to me1     ,and ,i rise with the hosts' 
glad refrain above the earth and the    
sea4         99       99       99       
99       99   ,a ,praise--,the ,answer  
,when through this orchard life we cease
 to wander2 when comes the close        
of the years4     ,let us cross over the
 river and rest in the beautiful valley 
beyond       the shadows of tears4      
,shall we gather by the river1 just out 
yonder8     ,shall we meet somewhere    
after a while8     ,as the evening draws
 nearer1 upon the long road as we       
wander1 greeted       by our redeemer's 
smile4      ,if ,i should see the       
glories of the saints up yonder1 and    
should hear       their glad refrain1   
,all glittering over the world1 ,his    
hosts upon higher plains1 ,i shall      
know ,i am one of his train4      ,we   
will watch their ways from the still    
mountains4 ,the days of man       on    
earth we know4     ,changing as the     
drifting snow1 till the ,redeemer calls 

together the       souls from sorrow    
here below4         99       99       99
       99       99   ,a ,high ,praise   
,from ,samaria to ,shilo ,jesus walked  
along one day4     ,a great host came   
praising him through the way4     ,a    
blind man was ,barnabas1 who heard some 
one say1     ,it is ,jesus the prophet  
of ,galilee--unto whom the people praise
 and       pray4     ,this we say to you
 that you may be content1 and in your   
place to stay4      ,then ,barnabas said
 to his friend1 a man who also could not
 see3     ,i'll tell you ,i think this  
prophet is nowise of ,galilee4     ,but 
,jehovah's own son1 who has come to     
earth that such as we may see4     ,the 
light shines from our father's throne to
 the living man1 out over       the     
earth and the seas4      ,then he cried1
 ,o ,mosier1 you son in the house of    
,david1 show mercy       unto such as we
 be4     ,then ,mosier said1 you that   
callest unto me speak in truth clear and
       plain4     ,for behold ,i go up  

to ,judah and there for the world to be 
slain4     ,that ,i should arise from   
the dead today1 in my father's glory to 
reign4         99       99       99     
99       99   ,a ,praise      ,strive   
not to make lies your refuge1 it is the 
fire of sorrow and woe4     ,let not    
satan deceive you as along the way you  
go4     ,if you have not the truth of   
,mosier with you1 life truly is in vain4
     ,it will turn to sorrow as in the  
revelrie you seek for honor and fame4   
,you cannot hide behind falsehood1 for  
investment behind the screen4     ,it   
will turn to vexation1 all your deeds   
are plainly seen4     ,your might soon  
fades in the swelling vortex as brown   
changes the       green4     ,and when  
you can strive no longer1 ,satan's      
falsehoods hover over the       scene4  
,but if you should have the spirit of   
,mosier with you and have him for       
your friend today1     ,he will give you
 high life and glory1 you will have a   
good time all       the way4     ,then  

when the old house begins to shatter1   
brighter is life's star       above the 
day4     ,the angels linger near to bear
 the ransomed soul away4         99     
99       99       99       99   ,a      
,praise--,the ,kingdom      ,over the   
eastern star ,shilo's light will shine4 
,through the many that is dimly burning 
ascends high the light of ,zion4        
,he to reign for a thousand years1 the  
seas the rocks obey4     ,preparing the 
world for his father's throne1 through  
all the souls to       him that pray4   
,the saints with him to reign for a     
thousand years1 the rest of the         
dead is a long time gone4     ,the      
angels with him shall reign1 the great  
infinite throng4      ,when the souls   
and the hills are all prepared2 when the
 seas are       overcome1     ,the      
kingdom of all creation he delivers up  
as an obedient son4         99       99 
99       99       99   ,the ,song of the
 ,serpent  ,we went to ,calvary and     
stood just away4 ,the prince of glory   

was there1 in the hands of the people1  
who crucified him     that day3 ,out on 
,judah's green hills1 arrayed in the    
light of white and gray4  ,we went to   
watch through the ages1 the things that 
the     wicked would do4 ,the works of  
the evil all the way     through4 ,they 
have crucified his saints in all nations
     of the earth4 ,all of his saints   
that were true4  ,from the gates above  
,zion the ,lord shall descend4 ,his     
fiery     wheels flaming with           
power--scattering the wicked of men4    
,who have slaughtered his saints in     
prisons of horrid     death2 whosoever  
were known among them4  ,a billion      
angels at his right1 intermingling with 
others--the saints of might4 ,who has   
ascended from     death1 enthroned with 
his light4 ,those that were burned      
in the fire by the wicked1 to spite4    
,comes inclosing the     evil in their  
eternal dark night4  ,the voice of the  
serpent1--that whispers from the mire of
     the sea4 ,or that sigh of the evil1

 from the dust     ascending before     
thee4 ,each soul is still weeping--each 
heart in sorrow alone4 ,or that mind of 
the living that     fell from his great 
throne4  ,what joy thought the evil1    
that wandered in sorrow's broad         
trend4 ,my soul has heard a wailing1 as 
the song of the     serpent by men4 ,o  
souls what ail thee1 its envy's dark    
cloud broader than the earth1 and deeper
 than the sea4     ,spread over the     
spirits--their wicked melee4  ,they were
 a war of those that danced1 in the     
trend of     sorrow's vulgar wail4 ,as  
the serpent held them by the     hand1  
they knew that they were inshrouded in  
the evil     dark vale4 ,but lo1 lo1    
cried the company1 you shall     not    
from us depart1 for even the soul that  
shall fail4  ,your door that stands     
closed1 as a storm that darkens the     
noon4 ,o soul of envy atroped senility  
that bloom4 ,o you     mind of the      
wicked1 the close of the day has arriven
 so     soon4 ,no deeds of mercy1 no    

work was begun1 for in the     heart of 
the wicked1 the race was never run4     
,you saints as the eagle from the       
heavens that cry4 ,you     mountains of 
love all glorious and white ascending so
     high4 ,o beautiful souls1 ,mosier's
 hosts1 in all creation     stand by4   
,watching over the earth and its hosts1 
no mind     of the living can die4  ,o  
beautiful songs from the great throne   
that be4 ,to the mind     of all        
living--yet heard only by thee4 ,the    
hosts of the     heaven as the winds or 
the waves of the sea4 ,giving to        
every soul who has understanding and a  
portion of light     for me4  ,alleuher 
is not mocked by the race1 or the evil  
within4 ,not     by those who have      
fallen and rage1 you terrors of sin3    
,he keeps his city and its hosts of the 
earth and the     air4 ,the hours of the
 evil shall approach1 but none of       
them shall come there1 to that beautiful
 ,zion1 that city     so fair4          
,alleuher holds the order of life4 ,all 

things in their hosts     and zones4 ,a 
power is with them1 for they are his    
own4 ,a     lion and an eagle and a bull
 and the image of a man     living in   
his glory1 and bearing to and fro his   
great     throne4 ,his spirit descending
 through the hosts1 the     souls of all
 men is known4 ,his salvation for his   
saints1     his glory in order is shown4
  ,through the gates above ,zion the    
hosts pass by1 ascending     and        
descending by the silvering portals4    
,upon that     beautiful road he has    
built through the sky4 ,all the         
earth is full of his glory as the wind1 
his power is     nigh4 ,his saints walk 
in his strength4 ,there is no     death1
 there is none of his hosts that ever   
die4         99       99       99       
99       99   ,a ,meditation--,the      
,afterwhile  #a4 ,in the twilight ,i    
wandered by the old home place1 and ,i  
saw it lie in wreck2 all was vanity and 
despair4 ,i sought for the things that  
belonged to my childhood days1 but none 

of them were there4  #b4 ,the old apple 
tree which stood by the gate1 had aged  
and fallen almost away4 ,its branches   
were drooped and crisp with time1       
through which ,i used to chase in games 
of play4  #c4 ,i looked away to the old 
house which stood midst the terrace     
blue4 ,i thought of the days of my      
childhood ways1 but storm and drear had 
changed things to an age of bronzed hue4
  #d4 ,my old rose was gone which stood 
by the doorway1 resting its hands       
against the wall4 ,and seemed to watch  
me as ,i would fleet across the terrace1
 as if to guard against my fall4  #e4 ,i
 went to look through the garden of the 
days of long ago1 and ,i saw that my    
brook lay mired and neglected1 which so 
proudly through its vintage once did    
flow4  #f4 ,my old oak1 too1 had fallen 
which stood by the garden wall2 crowned 
with azure gray like the light of fall4 
,casting its shadows across our brook1  
it was so strong1 so mighty1 and tall4  
#g4 ,my cherry trees and the peaches1   

too1 were gone1 some hand had cast them 
aside4 ,and the lilies and the magnolias
 and all the orchard beauties of my     
childhood pride4  #h4 ,there were only  
tiny fragments of our ships which in the
 rustic brook still yet did lie4 ,when  
since so short a time when our gay sails
 and flags upon its waters did fly4  #i4
 ,there had been a great rain out upon  
the hills1 and our brook had become a   
mighty sea4 ,then we went with our ships
 to explore unknown lands1 ,julie1 and  
,anna1 and ,me4  #aj4 ,we set our ships 
in order and gave up our brave young    
lives to fate4 ,we proudly manned our   
sails from the old elm tree down to the 
lower gate4  #aa4 ,the tide rose high   
and turbulent and cast our ships upon a 
foreign shore4 ,and we took charge of   
that land in order as by our swords and 
crowns we swore4  #ab4 ,a bull screamed 
in the distance upon the bronzed hills4 
,the cattle were coming home across the 
fringed rills4 ,as in haste our ships we
 sought to fill1 with trophies of that  

vintage land for our conquest to tell4  
#ac4 ,when we heard the voice of our    
,mother calling from over the mighty    
sea3 ,come home1 children1 come home1   
she called across the river1 for ,julie1
 and ,anna1 and ,me4  #ad4 ,i stood in  
the evening shadows with my head bare   
and gray4 ,and as ,i looked through the 
evening twilight ,i saw my orchard      
beauties transplanted upon a hill to the
 leeward just away4  #ae4 ,my old ,oak  
was there1 and the apple trees1 and the 
peaches and the pretty things that bloom
 in red and rone4 ,and ,i thought ,i    
heard the voice of our old rose still   
calling my children1 ,come home1 come   
home4         99       99       99      
99       99   ,the ,victory of ,love    
,early in the morning--in the morning of
 life4     ,resting while the flowers   
unfolding to soothe the burning day of  
strife4     ,fleeting hands lingering   
nearer1 pressing down the folds of my   
shade4     ,a heart of gold ye diamond  
light transparent1 to my soul such love 

is made4      ,i must rise and be       
ascending1 while the flowers are in full
 bloom4     ,through the fields be      
swiftly passing1 the fleeting hours of  
noon4     ,i shall gather while praising
 on the lyre1 a few wreaths are strewn4 
,that ,i shall rest through the evening1
 for the night shall triumph       soon4
      ,i shall ascend beyond the        
evening1 to a field of light that is    
shown4     ,with hearts like gold ye    
love transparent1 before a great white  
throne4     ,there again it shall be    
morning1 for he made that day of rest   
you see4     ,calling those fleeting    
hands come hither2 those that love1 are 
loved       by me4         99       99  
99       99       99   ,a ,high         
,praise--by ,thomas ,alvin ,edison1 the 
,great ,apostle      ,i abjure thee by  
the living ,god that the truth be found 
in thee4     ,for the soul of man also  
needs light1 wandering through eternity4
      ,the living ,god he reigns in all 
the earth and watches on man's ways4    

,he demands in him that we believe      
serving through our evil days4          
,mosier ,alleuher's great son has shown 
the beautiful way     ,with light for   
the living mind of man from the haze of 
these       cloud-strewn days4      ,we 
shall serve the living ,god1 ministering
 saints of the air4     ,or be driven   
from his beautiful light to the         
dark'ning realms of       despair4      
,the living mind hastens to prepare     
desperately at the closing our here4    
,something with which to join the high  
hosts watching over the earth       up  
there4      ,behold1 ,i show the great  
mystery to thee1 for the ,lord shall    
make it       fair4     ,ye minds shall 
soon depart from the earth1 to join the 
,lord in the air4      ,the soul's      
refuge is found in life that praises    
here4     ,all glory to the ,lord on    
high who brought great joy and salvation
 near4      ,ye thunders in darkness    
lash with rage1 the ,lord is not in them
 found4     ,but in peace with his      

saints over the beautiful world his     
spirit is       bound4      ,o arise ye 
hosts of the earth1 it's in high praises
 by thee4     ,that the ,lord shall     
banish the tears of grief from the great
 human sea4      ,music and great joy   
descending from his throne in praises   
with thee4     ,it's not far from there 
by the saints of the air to all the     
souls       that be4      ,while the    
tempest rages wild or the seas roll back
 from the shore4     ,he will lead his  
saints through sorrow 'till all their   
trials are o'er4         99       99    
99       99       99   ,a               
,meditation--,the ,shadows              
,darkness mingles midst the tall green  
pines that shadow the face of       the 
whole brown earth4     ,doubt and       
despair is the fate that we share1 all  
the days of life       from the time of 
one's birth4      ,o1 see the pretty    
moths whose wings have been broken1 and 
they cannot       rise with the songs of
 the breeze4     ,in silence they weep  

all alone1 midst the shadows of the     
dense dark       trees4      ,o1 see1   
the proud souls that weep alone1 midst  
the shadows of the       world's        
despair4     ,their wings all shrouded  
with that glory which were theirs1 above
 in       the light of the clear bright 
air4      ,o1 see the pretty things that
 have come from afar2 all appareled in  
the raiments of the homeland gay4       
,marching in the path of the soul's     
refining1 pretty things which tarry     
in passing through the shadowed ways4   
,o1 look away to the eagle's heights1   
see the ever green cedars how they      
cling in every towering ledge4     ,from
 the tall rocks so white and serene1    
come stealthily down to the             
river's edge4      ,o1 see1 there are   
enduring souls that never change2 who   
rest secure on       higher plains in   
every clime and age4     ,along by the  
rivers and above the shadows in every   
life that's made1     ,from the tiny    
urchin to the mighty sage4      ,o1 see1

 there are violets which stand close by 
the rivers1 chaft by       the rain and 
dew4     ,but others are strewn all     
along upon the mountain sides of blue4  
,there is some one always waiting--some 
one with a soul that is always          
true1     ,down by the rivers or upon   
the mountain sides in the same state as 
,i       or you4      ,o1 see1 there are
 souls that have no glory1 weeping      
beneath the mist       of gloom4        
,their power is faded1 before the time  
of noon4     ,it is the creator that    
exalts things which are his own1     ,in
 temperaments and harmony within each of
 their own zone4     ,no soul shall be  
reinstated by its power and might alone4
     ,,printed ,,in ,,the ,,united      
,,states ,,of ,,america