All Men Commend Patience, Although Few Are

Always Be Thou Prepared, And So Live That Death May Never Find Thee Unprepared.

For The Multitude Of Worldly Friends Profiteth Not, Nor May Strong Helpers Anything Avail, Nor Wise Counselors Give Profitable Counsel, Nor The Cunning Of Doctors Give Consolation, Nor Riches Deliver In Time Of Need, Nor A Secret Place To Defend, If Thou, Lord, Do Not Assist, Help, Comfort, Counsel, Inform, And Defend.

Love Is A Great Thing, A Good Above All Others, Which Alone Maketh Every Burden Light.

Love Feels No Burden, Regards Not Labors, Strives Toward More Than It Attains, Argues Not Of Impossibility, Since It Believes That It May And Can Do All Things.

By Two Wings A Man Is Lifted Up From Things Earthly: By Simplicity And Purity.