EPICTETUS
GREAT ARE YOU
Great are You, O God:
That is the hymn our hearts would sing as we dig and plough and eat. At every moment, we would sing these praises and, above all, the greatest and divinest praise: that You have given us the power to comprehend these gifts and to walk in the way of reason.
If I were a nightingale, I should sing as a nightingale; if a swan, as a swan; but as I am a rational human being, I must praise You, O Death less Power, forever and ever.
English Common Prayer Eleanor Farjron
Appreciation
This project has been made possible, in part, by the Unitarian Uinversalist Funding Program
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