Christus dicit sponse, quod omnis virtuosus vir et sapiens predicet audacter verba et graciam Dei in istis libris contenta gentibus desiderantibus et eciam nolentibus, tam pauperibus quam diuitibus, et habebit ex hoc ipsum Deum in premium eternum.
The Stewardship of Divine Wisdom
The Lord defines the three essential virtues required of those who possess the gold of divine wisdom.
Anyone who possesses the gold of their Lord’s wisdom is bound to do three things. First, they must distribute it to those who want it, and furthermore, offer it to those who don't. Second, they must be patient and moderate. Third, they must be reasonable and fair in how they distribute it. The person who possesses these virtues is the one who holds my gold—that is, my wisdom. For what is more precious among metals than gold? Likewise, there is nothing in the Scriptures more worthy than my wisdom.
The Boldness of the Lord's Soldier
The Lord commands his messenger to preach boldly, endure insults with patience, and distribute grace impartially.
I have filled the person you are praying for with this wisdom, so he must boldly preach my words as my soldier; he should speak of my grace not only to those who want to hear him, but even to those who don't. Second, let him be patient for my name's sake, knowing that he has a Lord who heard every insult. Third, I say he must be impartial in distributing, treating the poor just as he treats the rich.
The Reward of Divine Presence
The Lord promises his protection and his own self as the eternal reward for those who labor in his name.
Let them spare no one and fear no one, because I am in them and they are in me. Who will harm them, when I, the Almighty, am within them and outside them? I will give them a precious reward for their labor—not anything physical or earthly, but Myself, in whom is every good and in whom is all abundance.
Read the original Latin
"Qui habet aurum sapiencie domini sui, tenetur tria facere. Primo distribuere illud habere volentibus et insuper prebere nolentibus. Secundo debet esse paciens et moderatus. Tercio debet esse racionabilis et equus in distribuendo.
Ipse enim homo, qui dictas virtutes habet, ipse est, qui habet aurum meum, idest sapienciam meam. Quid enim inter metalla preciosius auro? Sic nec aliquid in scripturis dignius sapiencia mea.
Hac sapiencia ego impleui eum, pro quo tu oras, et ideo ipse debet predicare audacter tamquam miles meus verba mea, et non solum desiderantibus audire eum, ymmo eciam nolentibus loquatur graciam meam.
Secundo sit ipse paciens pro nomine meo, sciens se habere dominum, qui omnia obprobria audiuit. Tercio dico, quod sit equus in distribuendo, sic pauperi sicut diuiti.
Nulli parcat, nullum vereatur, quia ego sum in eo et ipse in me. Quis nocebit ei, cum ego omnipotens sum in eo et extra eum?
Ego dabo ei preciosum stipendium pro labore suo, non corporale aliquid nec terrenum sed me ipsum, in quo est omne bonum et in quo est omnis habundancia."
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