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[willtrytobegood]

[Written very carefully, very meticulously.]

"And tho his wandrings bore him oe'r barren stone and harsh crag, threwe forest dense and ice and snow, bless'd Elua didst come alast to a land sun-gylded, where grewe olives ripe, and melon and grape, and the folk turned not away in feare, but ope'd thir arms in eager welcome. And Elua and his

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Coming from the guy who writes mostly in Hebrew.

[heavenonthemind]

Those are strange words.

...lawl. :]

[willtrytobegood]

It's old D'Angeline. Language has changed in the generations since it was written.

I believe I can translate it into Haibru, if you'd like.

I think his journal automatically translates things into Hebrew for him because his English is bad.

[heavenonthemind]

I can read it. Thank you.

It just sounds familiar.

Makes sense!

[willtrytobegood]

Do you know of Elua?

[heavenonthemind]

Not any Elua, no.

[willtrytobegood]

But you are Yeshuite.

[heavenonthemind]

I followed Jesus. Or, in some texts, his name Joshua.

[willtrytobegood]

[OH SNAP moment.]

Literally? You traveled with him?

[heavenonthemind]

Literally. For three years.

[willtrytobegood]

No wonder you do not know Elua, then! May I ask what he was like?

Again, anything offensive, just let me know. I can edit.

[heavenonthemind]

Kind, respectful, but His head was too far up in the clouds to do anything He planned on.

Ff. The entir religion in these books borders on blasphemy, so. <3

[willtrytobegood]

His teachings, though, didn't they accomplish a great many things?

<3

[heavenonthemind]

Some of them.

<33

[willtrytobegood]

Will you explain?

[heavenonthemind]

No.

[willtrytobegood]

...If I've overstepped my bounds, messire, you've only to say so.