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iindcr the foundacion ot the houfe. And chat fire makcth a great noife (thiough the
black bright or marble door to be hard oncly.) Now that North door is mighuly
thrown open, and there appear inthchoufclikc kernels of apples, and flimc appear-
«h,andwatcrthinnerthenflime,andthereappcarcthpurewater, elfc. Now there
coramcch together ftufFlike yellow earth, which the fire wrought out of the' black
earth: And the pure water runneth into that yellow fluff.
,„„.0f that tdke apart.
E. K. The fire recurneth back again among the ftufFin that houfe, and there appear
of all Creatures forae.
Here is Creatisri, and it is the firft.
£. K. Now he takethalumpof the earth lying by, which was thrown up, and
he brcakcch it into fix pieces like round Balls.
E,K. Hctakechathinglikeavefrclofiron,andputteth/«ftfin*^ mixmre efjcl-
Ispteartb andrv^'er. And ic lookcch now like graffc mingled with water.
\tt„*T^hfH art firong, and wilt be^et a flron^ Child.
E. K. Now he piicceth out the earth which he put in, and it is a lump of gold, lie
givcth it him tha: ftandeth by.
....../* '•'f the feeds of the earth.
E.K. Nowhetakeththcfccond,andputtcthitin.
thefecond.
^Qirritptitnimthief ^ for he haih robbed thee of thy befi OrnAtHOits^ for thoHArt vtaktr iti
E. K. Hetakethitout,and it is as if it were pure filver.
„,„^fVhere there it double I heft, poverty infiteth. But, mtwtthfi anding, Thoff art true; for
thoHgiveji unto every thing as much as hi defirtth : Thift openefi thegreatefi habiUty andJlrength
of thy power, netfuch as n hath been, but fuch 4S it is.
E. K. Now he putceth in the third Ball.
That* muft tarry, for thoft art of an harder di£efiion,fiuce thoU art the third. Content thjf
felf, for thou art not an Inheritor.
E. K. He takcth it out, and giveth unto one of thcai that ftandeth by , that is a red
metal like copper.
£. K. Now he takcth up another of the Balls, and holdeth it in his hand.
^^^^^Behold, thy mother. Heat isgone, and the enemy of life entreth ; for he that pajfeth his mid"
die age, decayeth, and dnnveth to 4h end.
Behold, thou jhalt find a Step-mother, for thou cam'.fi out of time,
E. K. Now he putteth k into the veflcl.
,.,. t. Let cold cover thyface, let the North truly beget thee-, for thou art an enemy to thy prede"
thj
/Ind ceffors. But thou art ofgreat vertue ,ftr of thy excrement (hall vertue receive dignity. ,
vertue (hall be a gar land to Nature ; for thou (halt be vijihle when the other are filent : the Seas
P)aU not hinder thy vertue, notwithftanding, thy vertuefhalI differ with the Seas : For as they dif-
fer-, [o (halt thou,
E. K. Now he takcth it our. It is a ragged thing like Smiths cynder of iron, and ie
hath holes in itj as if itwerefpongy.
E. K. Now he taketh up another Ball of the earth : he putteth it in.
„»„ Thou art tradable, and like unto an obedient daughter: But thou jhalt be the fifth i» the
fecondi and an Injlrument to the firjt.
E K, Now he takcth it outj it is like unto a white whet flonc, ashcfhapcd it at the
p utting in, it is like Tynne.
E. K. Now he taketh up another Ball, and putteth it in.
., ...Thou art the lafi that hath inhim/elf and by htmfelfhis being'. Behold thy face is Uke unto
but thy inward bowels are like unto the anger of a Serpent ; Many (hall have thee, but fhaH
) hot know thee.
One of them by faid. Will you give me nothing ? i
E. K, A great cloud covereth them all, the ftoneand all.
A Ic durcd Ibaquarter of anhour,
E. K. Now appeareth another, none of them before appearing. He fccmeth afar
off comming, and higher placed then the other, it fcemcth lobtURIEL, he hath
his face covered wicha Skarf of black hanging down to his breaft.
URIEL BleffedarefucU as are not offended in the little ones.
' £e. K. He fpeaketh now a language which I underftand nor.]
lift. I E L ..... For the Angels of the God of Righteoujneffe, are his little ones : andfuch as k^orf^
mi)
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