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A sign of the end is given: first living creatures perish.
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Mountains and hills disappear.
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Wild beasts vanish.
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Rivers, abysses, springs, the sea, and the gathered waters disappear.
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Clouds and rains pass away.
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The heavens, stars, and host of heaven pass away, followed by the ordinary division of day and night.
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Two oxen are brought, one from the east and one from the west, named Clemency and Mercy in the surviving Ge'ez tradition.
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Daviyd sings Tehilliym and Ezra gives praise.
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Sinners enter the flood of fire in Sheol and fall into it like locusts.
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Their condition is marked as the condition of the wicked.
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Ezra writes that this is a reckoning of the span of Adam and of the earth, divided into periods according to the secret shown to him.
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Some matters are to be disclosed, while others are to remain hidden.
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Praise is given to Yahuah who reveals things hidden in heaven and earth, things present, past, and future.
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The ordered heavens, stars, sun, moon, creatures of sea and land, prophets, generations, and kings all stand within the divine reckoning.
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Sages and prophets seek the secrets of Yahuah, but no created wisdom exhausts them.