Wings that work
are wings that lift - aloft -
they fly not merely
because they can, or they must;
they fly because
they carry something that belong
to the skies!
(Burden of Justice)
A nation's burden of justice - is -
all its unaccounted for losses
(these losses being all that was given us
that was taken by force from among our midst)
measured in terms of individual human life
each in their own distinct and unrepeatable persons,
each with their own particular names known to the LORD,
the God Who commanded all nations to keep them all,
ever in their entirety, each in spirit preserved
in the sacred remembrance of every nation of the children of Mankind
as a debt of remembrance owed to the God of all life - and -
as a work of peace to be kept - in common trust -
on behalf of all the life of living creation itself.
To each nation God has provided a right of ascent,
a way through which a nation may attain to a knowledge of itself
(being a way of our returning from the exile darkness -
in spirit - through - the easternmost gate of faded Eden)
and to every nation there is only one right of ascent.
It is therefore crucial
especially in these present times
that every nation know - as well as -
understand the (1) truth that abides within itself;
(in general, that every nation is distinct yet the same;
that every nation though it may long for many things long for only one thing;
that though the spirit of war marches to threaten,
in every time, place, and in every age, the peace of all nations,
that every nation exists for the good and only for the good;
that every nation exists for the other and that, in the economy of grace,
there is no other but the self alone;)
and (2) that the power of this ascent is directly affected
in proportion to every nation's burden of justice
and that the weight of this necessary burden
is carried by all of our citizens,
(each of us according to the measure
by which we receive them from the Providence of God)
to be shared - as a common labor of peace - across all our generations,
according to our national debt of remembrance -
(so that it may be heavy - the people choose to forget their hope -
or it may be light - the people choose to take responsibility for their hope.)
Failure to responsibly carry
this burden of justice - in a nation -
is failure itself.
For a nation overtook by the darkness
is no longer itself.
And every spirit of Country
that has become utterly corrupted
by the adversarial nature
of the enemy of all nations
shall perish forever
from the earth!
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are wings that lift - aloft -
they fly not merely
because they can, or they must;
they fly because
they carry something that belong
to the skies!
(Burden of Justice)
A nation's burden of justice - is -
all its unaccounted for losses
(these losses being all that was given us
that was taken by force from among our midst)
measured in terms of individual human life
each in their own distinct and unrepeatable persons,
each with their own particular names known to the LORD,
the God Who commanded all nations to keep them all,
ever in their entirety, each in spirit preserved
in the sacred remembrance of every nation of the children of Mankind
as a debt of remembrance owed to the God of all life - and -
as a work of peace to be kept - in common trust -
on behalf of all the life of living creation itself.
To each nation God has provided a right of ascent,
a way through which a nation may attain to a knowledge of itself
(being a way of our returning from the exile darkness -
in spirit - through - the easternmost gate of faded Eden)
and to every nation there is only one right of ascent.
It is therefore crucial
especially in these present times
that every nation know - as well as -
understand the (1) truth that abides within itself;
(in general, that every nation is distinct yet the same;
that every nation though it may long for many things long for only one thing;
that though the spirit of war marches to threaten,
in every time, place, and in every age, the peace of all nations,
that every nation exists for the good and only for the good;
that every nation exists for the other and that, in the economy of grace,
there is no other but the self alone;)
and (2) that the power of this ascent is directly affected
in proportion to every nation's burden of justice
and that the weight of this necessary burden
is carried by all of our citizens,
(each of us according to the measure
by which we receive them from the Providence of God)
to be shared - as a common labor of peace - across all our generations,
according to our national debt of remembrance -
(so that it may be heavy - the people choose to forget their hope -
or it may be light - the people choose to take responsibility for their hope.)
Failure to responsibly carry
this burden of justice - in a nation -
is failure itself.
For a nation overtook by the darkness
is no longer itself.
And every spirit of Country
that has become utterly corrupted
by the adversarial nature
of the enemy of all nations
shall perish forever
from the earth!
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