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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 5

ODE 5

This Ode has strangely appeared in a speech by Salome in another ancient work called the Pistis Sophia.

1 I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord, because I love thee;

2 O Most High, thou wilt not forsake me, for thou art my hope:

3 Freely I have received thy grace, I shall live thereby:

4 My persecutors will come and not see me:

5 A cloud of darkness shall fall on their eyes; and an air of thick gloom shall darken them:

6 And they shall have no light to see: they may not take hold upon me.

7 Let their counsel become thick darkness, and what I have cunningly devised, let it return upon their own heads:

8 For they have devised a counsel, and it did not succeed:

9 For my hope is upon the Lord, and I will not fear, and because the Lord is my salvation, I will not fear:

10 And He is as a garland on my head and I shall not be moved; even if everything should be shaken, I stand firm;

11 And if all things visible should perish, I shall not die; because the Lord is with me and I am with Him. Hallelujah.