歌曲 | II |
歌手 | Deathspell Omega |
专辑 | Kenose |
下载 | Image LRC TXT |
(In abstracto... | |
... Echange du Vide | |
Ecce lignum Crucis, | |
In quo salus mundi pependit) | |
Therefore, God honors the sword so highly | |
That He calls it His own ordinance, and will not have men say | |
Or imagine that they have invented it or instituted it | |
For the hand that wields this sword and slays with it is then | |
No more man's hand, but God's, and it is not man, | |
But God, who hangs, tortures, beheads, slays and fights | |
All these are His work and His judgments... | |
Plerosis, answering the strident call of felony, | |
Filling the void of purity gone instantly... | |
Instigating manifold quadrants of industrialized death, | |
An avid Moloch, never satiated, an endless Feast, | |
Following the principle of reversibility of merits, shattering up the Word | |
As Pillars of grayish Soulfire spurt out to a bereaved firmament | |
... I am the son of Man, and this in erring reason's spite, is my pride... | |
War, be enthroned, a form of divine retribution! | |
Execution, | |
Be sacred, agent of divine Providence! | |
Man, lost somewhere between the restrictive force | |
Of Cain and the expansive force of Abel, | |
Falls from his median position between Angel and Beast | |
Each time he ceases to desire a being superior to himself | |
Adam's descent into materiality, | |
May it be questioned... | |
The separating line between the Saved and the Damned, | |
May it be questioned... | |
If there is to be a multiplicity of forms, can one thing be worse | |
Unless another is better, or one be better unless another is worse... | |
Those who would eliminate the worse from the universe would eliminate | |
Providence itself | |
Interrogate the patterns of the prophetic mode, | |
Perceive the two faces of the Divine | |
And shed the just, divine retribution | |
Quantified, a suppurating cross, alike in blood and scoria | |
(Qual und Tod bringt dieser Sang, der ihn bestürmt, | |
Sein Herze zerreißt, Sinne zerstört... | |
“L'Esprit du Seigneur ne se promène pas seulement dans les cimetières | |
Ceux qui Le connaissent peuvent Le rencontrer partout, fût-ce en enfer, | |
Et Il dit Lui-même que le feu marche devant Sa Face!”) | |
Microcosm, | |
The details of a burning body, vivid and morbid, | |
Flaming eyes perceived through a virtuous glance, | |
A swollen tongue protruding through the nasal apertures, hanging lips bruised, | |
Teeth overcome with rot, long arms that hang down to the feet and odors foul... | |
Explicit is the belief that God permits his creatures to be reviled and scorned | |
And that this is their only means of | |
Salvation | |
Means of... | |
Salvation! | |
Thesaurus Ecclesiae | |
The memory of a stagnant and somber vale | |
Inhabited by ethereal purity, | |
Violet and blood-red crucifixes, | |
Sulfurous shrines and red-glowing demonism | |
Thou shalt bringeth the chalice of divine wrath and final consummation | |
To thine lips, and drink with confidence... | |
Tell me, sweet child, why are tears rolling from your eyes? |
In abstracto... | |
... Echange du Vide | |
Ecce lignum Crucis, | |
In quo salus mundi pependit | |
Therefore, God honors the sword so highly | |
That He calls it His own ordinance, and will not have men say | |
Or imagine that they have invented it or instituted it | |
For the hand that wields this sword and slays with it is then | |
No more man' s hand, but God' s, and it is not man, | |
But God, who hangs, tortures, beheads, slays and fights | |
All these are His work and His judgments... | |
Plerosis, answering the strident call of felony, | |
Filling the void of purity gone instantly... | |
Instigating manifold quadrants of industrialized death, | |
An avid Moloch, never satiated, an endless Feast, | |
Following the principle of reversibility of merits, shattering up the Word | |
As Pillars of grayish Soulfire spurt out to a bereaved firmament | |
... I am the son of Man, and this in erring reason' s spite, is my pride... | |
War, be enthroned, a form of divine retribution! | |
Execution, | |
Be sacred, agent of divine Providence! | |
Man, lost somewhere between the restrictive force | |
Of Cain and the expansive force of Abel, | |
Falls from his median position between Angel and Beast | |
Each time he ceases to desire a being superior to himself | |
Adam' s descent into materiality, | |
May it be questioned... | |
The separating line between the Saved and the Damned, | |
May it be questioned... | |
If there is to be a multiplicity of forms, can one thing be worse | |
Unless another is better, or one be better unless another is worse... | |
Those who would eliminate the worse from the universe would eliminate | |
Providence itself | |
Interrogate the patterns of the prophetic mode, | |
Perceive the two faces of the Divine | |
And shed the just, divine retribution | |
Quantified, a suppurating cross, alike in blood and scoria | |
Qual und Tod bringt dieser Sang, der ihn bestü rmt, | |
Sein Herze zerrei t, Sinne zerst rt... | |
" L' Esprit du Seigneur ne se prome ne pas seulement dans les cimetie res | |
Ceux qui Le connaissent peuvent Le rencontrer partout, f tce en enfer, | |
Et Il dit Luim me que le feu marche devant Sa Face!" | |
Microcosm, | |
The details of a burning body, vivid and morbid, | |
Flaming eyes perceived through a virtuous glance, | |
A swollen tongue protruding through the nasal apertures, hanging lips bruised, | |
Teeth overcome with rot, long arms that hang down to the feet and odors foul... | |
Explicit is the belief that God permits his creatures to be reviled and scorned | |
And that this is their only means of | |
Salvation | |
Means of... | |
Salvation! | |
Thesaurus Ecclesiae | |
The memory of a stagnant and somber vale | |
Inhabited by ethereal purity, | |
Violet and bloodred crucifixes, | |
Sulfurous shrines and redglowing demonism | |
Thou shalt bringeth the chalice of divine wrath and final consummation | |
To thine lips, and drink with confidence... | |
Tell me, sweet child, why are tears rolling from your eyes? |
In abstracto... | |
... Echange du Vide | |
Ecce lignum Crucis, | |
In quo salus mundi pependit | |
Therefore, God honors the sword so highly | |
That He calls it His own ordinance, and will not have men say | |
Or imagine that they have invented it or instituted it | |
For the hand that wields this sword and slays with it is then | |
No more man' s hand, but God' s, and it is not man, | |
But God, who hangs, tortures, beheads, slays and fights | |
All these are His work and His judgments... | |
Plerosis, answering the strident call of felony, | |
Filling the void of purity gone instantly... | |
Instigating manifold quadrants of industrialized death, | |
An avid Moloch, never satiated, an endless Feast, | |
Following the principle of reversibility of merits, shattering up the Word | |
As Pillars of grayish Soulfire spurt out to a bereaved firmament | |
... I am the son of Man, and this in erring reason' s spite, is my pride... | |
War, be enthroned, a form of divine retribution! | |
Execution, | |
Be sacred, agent of divine Providence! | |
Man, lost somewhere between the restrictive force | |
Of Cain and the expansive force of Abel, | |
Falls from his median position between Angel and Beast | |
Each time he ceases to desire a being superior to himself | |
Adam' s descent into materiality, | |
May it be questioned... | |
The separating line between the Saved and the Damned, | |
May it be questioned... | |
If there is to be a multiplicity of forms, can one thing be worse | |
Unless another is better, or one be better unless another is worse... | |
Those who would eliminate the worse from the universe would eliminate | |
Providence itself | |
Interrogate the patterns of the prophetic mode, | |
Perceive the two faces of the Divine | |
And shed the just, divine retribution | |
Quantified, a suppurating cross, alike in blood and scoria | |
Qual und Tod bringt dieser Sang, der ihn bestü rmt, | |
Sein Herze zerrei t, Sinne zerst rt... | |
" L' Esprit du Seigneur ne se promè ne pas seulement dans les cimetiè res | |
Ceux qui Le connaissent peuvent Le rencontrer partout, f tce en enfer, | |
Et Il dit Luim me que le feu marche devant Sa Face!" | |
Microcosm, | |
The details of a burning body, vivid and morbid, | |
Flaming eyes perceived through a virtuous glance, | |
A swollen tongue protruding through the nasal apertures, hanging lips bruised, | |
Teeth overcome with rot, long arms that hang down to the feet and odors foul... | |
Explicit is the belief that God permits his creatures to be reviled and scorned | |
And that this is their only means of | |
Salvation | |
Means of... | |
Salvation! | |
Thesaurus Ecclesiae | |
The memory of a stagnant and somber vale | |
Inhabited by ethereal purity, | |
Violet and bloodred crucifixes, | |
Sulfurous shrines and redglowing demonism | |
Thou shalt bringeth the chalice of divine wrath and final consummation | |
To thine lips, and drink with confidence... | |
Tell me, sweet child, why are tears rolling from your eyes? |