The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-03 00:00:00

Instructed his Son (14)
To subdue this fiend ;
And having conquered him,
To show him no favour.
And in spite of his envious eye,
He damped all his courage.
Having overcome the fiend,
He returned to heaven,
Where the great God
Gave him great authority.
The celestial mother was kind (15)
And exceedingly gracious,
Beautiful and noble in the extreme,
Far beyond all compare.
The celestial elder brother's wife (16)
Was virtuous, and very considerate,
Constantly exhorting the elder brother,
To do things deliberately,
The great God,
Out of love to mankind,
Again commissioned his Son
To come down into the world ;
And when he sent him down,
He charged him not to be afraid.
I am with you, said he,
To superintend every thing
In the Mow-shin year (1848)
The Son was troubled and distressed,
When the great God
Appeared on his behalf.
Bringing Jesus with him,
They both came down into the world;
Where he instructed his Son
How to sustain the weight of government.
God has set up his Son
To endure for ever, _

To defeat corrupt machinations,
And to display majesty and authority.
Also to judge the world,
To divide the righteous from the wicked;
And consign them to the misery of hell,
Or bestow on them the joys of heaven.
Heaven manages every thing
Heaven sustains the whole:
Let all beneath the sky

Come and acknowledge the new monarch.
Little children,
Worship God,
Keep his commandments,
And do not disobey.
Let your minds be refined,
And be not depraved ;
The great God
Constantly surveys you.
You must refine yourselves well,
And not be depraved.
Vice willingly practiced,
Is the first step to misery.
To ensure a good end,
You must make a good beginning ;
An error of a hair's breadth
May lead to a discrepancy of 1,000 le.
Be careful about little things,
And watch the minute springs of action ;
The great God
Is not to be deceived.
Little children
Arouse your energies,
The laws of high Heaven
Admit not of infraction.

Upon the good blessings descend,
And miseries on the wicked ;
Those who obey Heaven are preserved,
And those who disobey perish.
The great God
Is a spiritual Father;
All things whatever
Depend on him.
The great God
Is the Father of our spirits ;
Those who devoutly serve him
Will obtain blessings.
Those who obey the fathers of their flesh
Will enjoy longevity ;
Those who requite their parents
Will certainly obtain happiness.
Do not practise lewdness,
Nor any uncleanness ;
Do not tell lies ;
Do not kill and slay ;
Do not steal ;
Do not covet ;
The great God
Will strictly carry out his laws.
Those who obey Heaven's commands
Will enjoy celestial happiness ;
Those who are grateful for divine favours
Will receive divine support
Heaven blesses the good,
And curses the bad ;
Little children,
Maintain correct conduct.
The correct are men,
The corrupt are imps.
Little children,
Seek to avoid disgrace.
God loves the upright,
And he hates the vicious ;
Little children,
Be careful to avoid error.
The great God
Sees everything.
If you wish to enjoy happiness,
Refine and correct yourselves.

(1) The first man spoken of by the Chinese.
(2) This period closed B.C. 220.
(3) B.C. 1765. (4) B.C. 1121. (5) B.C. 220.
(6) History says, that in the time of Tsln-che-hwang (the
Emperor who burnt the books), one Tseu-she requested that
he might be allowed, with a number of virgins and youths,
to go down into the sea, to the hill of the three spirits, in
order to obtain the elexir of immortality from the genii ;
when the Emperor sent Tseu-she, with several thousand vir-
gins and youths, to go in search of the place in question.
They returned saying, that though they saw it at a distance,
they could not get there.
(7) B.C. 72. (8) A.D 25.
(9) History records, that when Woo had been 31 years on
the throne, two years before his death, be said, My conduct,
since I ascended the throne, has been perverse and wicked,
causing much misery to the empire, to regret which is now
unavailing. From henceforth, however, whatever distresses
the people or wastes property throughout the empire must be
set aside. One of his ministers said, according to the conju-
rers, the genii are very numerous, but they have never done
us any good, let them be abolished. The Emperor approved
of the suggestion, and discarded all conjurers, with those that
had familiar spirits.
(10) A.D. 58.
(11) The Chinese history of the period in question says that
the Emperor Hwuy (A.D. 1107) having obtained a pearly
book and a precious gem, went to the palace of perfect pure-
ness and harmony, where he saluted the pearly Emperor with
an honourable title, as follows :—" The great Supreme, the
origin of heaven, the holder of charms, the controller of the
seasons, the possessor of all that is divine, and the embodi-
ment of all that is true, the pearly Emperor Shang-te (God)
of the august heavens." He also commanded !that in every
favourable spot that penetrated the sky they should erect
temples and monasteries, and form holy images.
(12) From this part of the book the reference appears to
be to the leader of the insurrection.
(13) By God's Son is here meant Hung-sew-tseuen, the
leader of the insurrection.
(14) By the Son is meant the leader of the insurrection.
(15) By the celestial mother seems intended the mother of
Jesus.
(16) By the elder brother's wicerjudging from the context,
is meant the wife of Jesus.

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