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Testament, Psalms, Odes of Solomon

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Testament, Psalms, and Odes compilation · Multiple historical translators; Psalms and Odes from the collection edited by Rutherford H. Platt, Jr.

Mixed-source compilation. Psalms and Odes are credited to The Forgotten Books of Eden (1926); no single production date is established for the combined electronic edition.

The Forgotten Books of Eden, Rutherford H. Platt, Jr., 1926; historical source material.

Historical introductions reflect the scholarship of their time, not necessarily current scholarly consensus.

Odes Ode 10

ODE 10

A vigorous little Ode in which Christ Himself is the speaker.

1 The Lord hath directed my mouth by His word: and He hath opened my heart by His light: and He hath caused to dwell in me His deathless life;

2 And gave me that I might speak the fruit of His peace:

3 To convert the souls of them who are willing to come to Him; and to lead captive a good captivity for freedom.

4 I was strengthened and made mighty and took the world captive;

5 And it became to me for the praise of the Most High, and of God my Father.

6 And the Gentiles were gathered together who were scattered abroad.

7 And I was unpolluted by my love for them, because they confessed me in high places: and the traces of the light were set upon their heart:

8 And they walked in my life and were saved and became my people for ever and ever. Hallelujah.