1917_The_Finished_Mystery_Text

The tender grape appear — If there is promise ofan ultimate fruitage pleasing to the Father.And the pomegranates appear — If there areevidences that love, joy, peace, long-suffering,gentleness, goodness, meekness, are going to abound.There — When you see with what infinite patienceand Wisdom and love I cultivate the heart-gardens ofmen.Will I give thee — Cause thee to appreciate fully.My loves — The love with which I have loved thee.Canticles 7:13.The mandrakes give a smell — The regeneration ofthe world is nigh.And at our gates — The Ancient Worthies are thegates by which the restitution classes will come to theMediator.Are all manner of pleasant — Agreeable, attractive,pleasing.Fruits new and old — The virtues which the Bridecultivated and others especially appropriate to thechanged conditions of the New Age.Which I have laid up — As a part of the muchdiversifiedPlan of the Ages.FM363For thee, O My beloved — For thy enjoyment.Canticles 8:1.O that Thou — My Lord and Head. The Brideaddresses her Lord.Wert as my brother — Not so immeasurablyabove me in character and station.That sucked the breasts of my mother — Sothat we would be on an equality with each other.When I should find Thee without — Beyondthe house of flesh.I would kiss Thee — Would feel free to expressin Thy presence the great love I feel.Yea I should not — Under such circumstances.Be despised — By the critics who now blameme for presuming to so high a station as to beThy Bride.