Christus precipit sponse, quod ea, que ab eo audierit in spiritu, scribat et mittat ad gentes, vt cognoscant ingratitudinem suam et pacienciam Dei.
The Father's Call to the Captive
Christ commissions the bride to reveal the ingratitude of the nations and the enduring patience of God.
The Son speaks to the bride, saying: "I am like a master whose children an enemy had so bewitched and beaten down that, glorying in their captivity, they would not even lift their eyes to their father or their inheritance." So, write down what you hear from me and send it to my children and friends, so they can sow it among the nations, in case they might want to recognize their own ingratitude and my patience. For I, God, intend to rise up and show the nations my justice and my love.
Read the original Latin
Filius loquitur ad sponsam dicens: "Ego sum sicut vnus dominus, cuius filios hostis sic fascinauerat et depresserat, quod in captiuitate gloriantes nec oculos ad patrem et hereditatem leuare vellent.
Ideo ea, que a me audieris, scribe et mitte ad filios et amicos meos, et ipsi illa seminent inter gentes, si forte cognoscere velint ingratitudinem suam et pacienciam meam.
Quia ego Deus surgere volo et ostendere gentibus iusticiam et caritatem meam."
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