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shall enter heaven long absent； and returne；
father； to see thy face； wherein no cloud
of anger shall remain； but peace assurd；
and reconcilement； wrauth shall be no more
thenceforth； but in thy presence joy entire。 ＇ 265 ＇
his words here ended； but his meek aspect
silent yet spake； and breathd immortal love
to mortal men； above which only shon
filial obedience： as a sacrifice
glad to be offerd； he attends the will ＇ 270 ＇
of his great father。 admiration seisd
all heavn； what this might mean； and whither tend
wondring； but soon th almighty thus replyd：
o thou in heavn and earth the only peace
found out for mankind under wrauth； o thou ＇ 275 ＇
my sole placence！ well thou knowst how dear；
to me are all my works； nor man the least
though last created； that for him i spare
thee from my bosom and right hand； to save；
by loosing thee a while； the whole race lost。 ＇ 280 ＇
thou therefore whom thou only canst redeem；
thir nature also to thy nature joyn；
and be thy self man among men on earth；
made flesh； when time shall be； of virgin seed；
by wondrous birth： be thou in adams room ＇ 285 ＇
the head of all mankind； though adams son。
as in him perish all men； so in thee
as from a second root shall be restord；
as many as are restord； without thee none。
his crime makes guiltie all his sons； thy merit ＇ 290 ＇
imputed shall absolve them who renounce
thir own both righteous and unrighteous deeds；
and live in thee transplanted； and from thee
receive new life。 so man； as is most just；
shall satisfie for man； be judgd and die； ＇ 295 ＇
and dying rise； and rising with him raise
his brethren； ransomd with his own dear life。
。。
Paradise Lost Ⅲ8
so heavnly love shall outdoo hellish hate；
giving to death； and dying to redeeme；
so dearly to redeem what hellish hate ＇ 300 ＇
so easily destroyd； and still destroyes
in those who； when they may； accept not grace。
nor shalt thou by descending to assume
mans nature； lessn or degrade thine owne。
because thou hast； though thrond in highest bliss ＇ 305 ＇
equal to god； and equally enjoying
god…like fruition； quitted all to save
a world from utter loss； and hast been found
by merit more then birthright son of god；
found worthiest to be so by being good； ＇ 310 ＇
farr more then great or high； because in thee
love hath abounded more then glory abounds；
therefore thy humiliation shall exalt
with thee thy manhood also to this throne；
here shalt thou sit incarnate； here shalt reign ＇ 315 ＇
both god and man； son both of god and man；
anointed universal king； all power
i give thee； reign for ever； and assume
thy merits； under thee as head supream
thrones； princedoms； powers； dominions i reduce： ＇ 320 ＇
all knees to thee shall bow； of them that bide
in heaven； or earth； or under earth in hell；
when thou attended gloriously from heavn
shalt in the sky appeer； and from thee send
the summoning arch…angels to proclaime ＇ 325 ＇
thy dread tribunal： forthwith from all windes
the living； and forthwith the cited dead
of all past ages to the general doom
shall hastn； such a peal shall rouse thir sleep。
then all thy saints assembld； thou shalt judge ＇ 330 ＇
bad men and angels； they arraignd shall sink
beneath thy sentence； hell her numbers full；
thenceforth shall be for ever shut。 mean while
the world shall burn； and from her ashes spring
new heavn and earth； wherein the just shall dwell ＇ 335 ＇
and after all thir tribulations long
see golden days； fruitful of golden deeds；
with joy and love triumphing； and fair truth。
。。
Paradise Lost Ⅲ9
：
then thou thy regal scepter shalt lay by；
for regal scepter then no more shall need； ＇ 340 ＇
god shall be all in all。 but all ye gods；
adore him； who to pass all this dies；
adore the son； and honour him as mee。
no sooner had th almighty ceast； but all
the multitude of angels with a shout ＇ 345 ＇
loud as from numbers without number； sweet
as from blest voices； uttering joy； heavn rung
with jubilee； and loud hosannas filld
th eternal regions： lowly reverent
towards either throne they bow； and to the ground ＇ 350 ＇
with solemn adoration down they cast
thir crowns inwove with amarant and gold；
immortal amarant； a flour which once
in paradise； fast by the tree of life
began to bloom； but soon for mans offence ＇ 355 ＇
to heavn removd where first it grew； there grows；
and flours aloft shading the fount of life；
and where the river of bliss through midst of heavn
rowls ore elisian flours her amber stream；
with these that never fade the spirits elect ＇ 360 ＇
bind thir resplendent locks inwreathd with beams；
now in loose garlands thick thrown off； the bright
pavement that like a sea of jasper shon
impurpld with celestial roses smild。
then crownd again thir goldn harps they took； ＇ 365 ＇
harps ever tund； that glittering by thir side
like quivers hung； and with pr？amble sweet
of charming symphonie they introduce
thir sacred song； and waken raptures high；
no voice exempt； no voice but well could joine ＇ 370 ＇
melodious part； such concord is in heavn。
thee father first they sung omnipotent；
immutable； immortal； infinite；
eternal king； thee author of all being；
fountain of light； thy self invisible ＇ 375 ＇
amidst the glorious brightness where thou sitst
thrond inaccessible； but when thou shadst
the full blaze of thy beams； and through a cloud
drawn round about thee like a radiant shrine；
dark with excessive bright thy skirts appeer； ＇ 380 ＇
yet dazle heavn； that brightest seraphim
approach not； but with both wings veil thir eyes；
thee next they sang of all creation first；
begotten son； divine similitude；
in whose conspicuous countnance； without cloud ＇ 385 ＇
made visible； th almighty father shines；
whom else no creature can behold； on thee
impresst the effulgence of his glorie abides；
transfusd on thee his ample spirit rests。
。d 。
Paradise Lost Ⅲ10
（／／小｜//说//网）
hee heavn of heavens and all the powers therein ＇ 390 ＇
by thee created； and by thee threw down
th aspiring dominations： thou that day
thy fathers dreadful thunder didst not spare；
nor stop thy flaming chariot wheels； that shook
heavns everlasting frame； while ore the necks ＇ 395 ＇
thou drovst of warring angels disarraid。
back from pursuit thy powers with loud acclaime
thee only extolld； son of thy fathers might；
to execute fierce vengeance on his foes；
not so on man； him through their malice falln； ＇ 400 ＇
father of mercie and grace； thou didst not doome
so strictly； but much more to pitie encline：
no sooner did thy dear and onely son
perceive thee purposd not to doom frail man
so strictly； but much more to pitie enclind； ＇ 405 ＇
he to appease thy wrauth； and end the strife
of mercy and justice in thy face discernd；
regardless of the bliss wherein hee sat
second to thee； offerd himself to die
for mans offence。 o unexampld love； ＇ 410 ＇
love no where to be found less th