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38 THE DIVINE INSTRUCTIONS 27. The problem of the age has been solved; & som of man has Fie from the dead: hes shown that human flesh can be transformed vie 28, ilefure the eves of men this flesh on which F come to vou was changed with speed of light (som human flesh. And so | am the mes- 29, Towa Po come the first of all the race to be transmuted to the imaye of Altsh. 30, What [ have done. all men wilt ¢: and whre [ ma, alk men shall be. Sb. Wut Jesus sant ae ere. aory of his mivwnen t : 2. The Magi said fulfilled. upon the deal plate o WJ. And thea we saw thy man whe has just demonstrated uate ws the power of san te raise from carned flesh and hlawl te flesh of Allah. a tabe in licthichens. Mo And after many years He came and sar with us in these pame groves. _ 33. “He told the story of His human: lie, of triab. sore teuyja - abog, bulicnng and woes, JO. bie pressed «the thainy wav of life till He ded risen and overthrown ihe str fies at Sila ardoam: and ble is now the uily master of the human race whose Mesh has been transmuted dite hora breath 34. oben ane sen He diay. cared mie ayo we read this praise. now bl the ! flesh divine M7. He is the Galan of telay. but every ane oi earth shal! overcune and be hie Hina a ef ALAn ‘ . e Tle wae SO veut age ane she ‘ ete dead. ife appearel back wo India, Europe and Afiiet in ihe ae Vosytlanamade Hinssth atewar ant. the workl These events are the Le years wach are absent a your Holy ibe) ° The Events of Juhn the Baptist. John tavcbt by the LE Nitta ate. Whe meaging uf Baste and Low tu vaplize himself. And afier he was baynecd. he was then at the ape oi twebve years iptu Virtca, the laud wi barpt. and these he ronamed in) the E.epnan Schools 18 vear Aral there he bearied his thiy as “Fore-runner of Jesus.” CHAPTER XX. HOLY INSTRUCTION Waw ARNINGS FORK ALL YOUNG MEN, 1 Keware, young mun leware of all [ : ' y the allurements of want: Hedy and let wet the hark Centpt thee te excess in her delights: 2. The madiess of desire shall defeat s-own pursuits; from the aun Vestnicygn. indies of uy Tage. thea shalt rush ay St erelcre give not up thy hear, to ber bweet: entitéements belther suffer thy woul w be enslaved by her enchanting delusions. - : * THE DIVINE INSTRUCTIONS 83 es 4. The fountain of health which must supply the stream of idea-ure shall quickly be dried up. and every spring of joy shell. be shausted. . ‘ 5 In the prime of thy lift old age shall uvertake thee ; ihe own shall lecline in the morning of thy dave. wie "But when vintwe aud’ modesty enlighten her channs, the bestre uf a beautiful woman is brighter than the stars of heaven, and the iluence of her power it is in vain to resist. . ; 7. The whiteness of her bos transcendeth the lily; her smile romere delicious than a gerden of roses. - s The innocense wf ter eves is like that of the turtle; simplicity and rath dwell in her heart. 4 The kisses of her motth are sweeter than honey; the perfumes of Ariny breathe from hee hype. ; I, Shut not thy botum tu the tenderness of love; the purity of ity flame shall ennoble thy heart, and soften it t receive the fairest impressions. CHAPTER XXL MARRIAGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR WAN AND WIFE FROM THE NOBLE PROPHET. | Give ear, fair danchter of love. te the instructions uf prudence, and let the prevepts of truth sink deep in thy heart: su shall dhe vhanns of thy mind add fustre te the elezance of thy farm, and the beauty. like the rose it resembleth. shall réiain it. sweetness when ats bloom ts withered 2 ona the spring of thy vouth. an the morning ef thy days when the eves of men yaze on thee wiih ht amt nature whispereth in thine ear the meaning of their looks: ab! hear with caution their seduc- INE words: guard wel the heart tor disten te their sutt perstasions, 3) Remember dheu art made inan’s reasonable companion, net the slie Gf his passion: the end of thy being ie not merely to pratify his h desire, but assist fom inthe tails af life. ww seethe his heart with thy tenderness, and recompense his care watt soft endearments. 4.0 Whois she thir winneth the heart of man, thag subviueth hum w hve and reigneth in his breast! — § fof Yonder she walketh in makien sweetness, with innocence m ber mind. and modesty on her cheek, ; ; 6 Her hand secketh employment. her fout delighteth not deling abroad. = 7 . She ix clathed with neatness, she 1 fed with te rerance; hum- lity and meekness are as a crown of glory corchng her head. Ko Ch her tongue dwelleth music. the sweetness of Loney foweth Irom her Jips. Decency is im all her words, in ber answers ace muldness and truth. " OD Submission and obedience are the keasons of her bile, and peace and haypaness are her reward. ; : - 10. Before her steps walketh prudence. and virtue attendeth of crete urparaee oy eee Tee aay