People’s Open Bible
Thunder, Perfect Mind 6
Mind and Rest Within Me
Open in the reader →1For she is wise, and she is a small one; nor turn away great things in parts from smallness— for they know smallness.
2greatness in parts from smallness. For they know smallness from greatness. Why do you curse me and honor me? You have wounded, and you have shown mercy. Do not cast out the first things,
3And you embrace me. You despised me, and you saw me. Do not scatter the first things [...] Do not ponder [...] your limbs [...]
4Do not care about [...] your parts that are cast out [...] [...] the one who [...] [...] establish [...] for I am among those who are small [...]
5Why do you despise me among those who are small? I am the Mind, and my Rest. You are the knowledge of my kind
6I am the mind, and my rest. I am the knowledge of my seeking for myself, and the seeking of those who seek me, and the command of those who ask of me, and the voice of the voices of the place of the gods.
7the finding of those who seek me, and the command of those who ask me, and the voice of the voices of the place of God, of the angels, which they utter
8I am the decree of those who ask me, and the voice of the voices in the place of the gods— the voice of the angels that they shout. Within the word and among the gods, the gods sent forth by means of the shout.
9The voice of the angels who were sent forth in the word, and of the gods, the gods that go out by means of the counsel; and the spirits of humans who exist with me, and the women who exist within. I am she — you [pl.] ...
10And in the spirit of every man who exists with me, and the women who are in me— I am the honored one, and the one who is praised.
11those who exist with me, and the poor. What is within, in the heart—I am she. I am the honored one, and the one whom they praise, and the one whom they despise in scorn. I am
12I am the honored one and the one they bless, and the one they despise with contempt. I am Peace, and because of me there is War. I am Peace, and because of me there is War.
Composed from original Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and Ge’ez manuscripts, rendered in multiple passes to stay as close to the originals as possible. About this project