The Odes and Psalms of Solomon

Who is able to write or to read the praise of the Lord?
For can His will truly be seen?
And can we see in Him, from Him, the revelation original: "bath gala," literally "daughter of revelation," a Syriac idiom for a divine voice or disclosure of the Lord? Which is His Word and Light,
which is His will; for He has spread out the ages of the world, and to those who live, He gives joy;
and heaven and earth are held together by His nourishment. Hallelujah
And the fullness is the fullness of God, when the nourishment is poured out through the Messiah;
and it is a wonder indeed that when it is poured out, all of them rejoice and find rest. Amen.

I stretched out my hands and sanctified the Lord;
for the extension of my hands is a sign of His joy,
and the lifting up of my hands is the extension original: "sharwata," which can mean a beginning or a loosening; in this context, it refers to the symbolic posture of the cross of the cross. Hallelujah

As You are found for me in it referring to the divine rest or the cross, O my God, nothing shall take it away; let the chosen ones and the brothers rejoice;
and from them comes the fulfillment, the fullness of those who live. Hallelujah