A Difficult Trial: An enchanting tale of a couple

At a time there was a fair young maiden and a handsome young knight who loved each other very much. The maiden looked, sang, and danced much like an angel. She had a slender body and light-shaded skin. Her hair was long and dark, but not too long or too dark. She often wore a dress that had a bright color of which she had several; she made each dress by herself. She went around barefoot. Her voice was smooth and calm; so much so that it could relax a fierce enemy. Her dancing was so light that when she stepped on the ground it would hardly make a sound. The knight had many of the skills of a mighty warrior. He could do both archery and sword fighting, in both he was highly competent. He was also very fast in both riding a horse and running; so much so that he was almost invisible when he did them. His eyes were so keen that in archery he could shoot down targets that were near, far, and in-between. He could work with curved swords and strait swords; with either he could take down an enemy with very few swings and/or stabs. His skin was also light-shaded but a little darker than the maiden’s. His hair was a similar shade of color as the maiden’s. He mainly wore the standard suit of a knight; however, when he was out of it, he would wear a dark-shaded shirt with dark shaded jeans, white socks, and a pair of shoes. Both of them had a high moral character. Both of them would not abuse their skills, and both frequently sought to help others.

The knight and the maiden met out of marriage and were separated during marriage by a spell. A nearby witch, seeing them both in a magic mirror which was made of water, caused the knight to wander aimlessly only to be guided by a beautiful voice and caused the maiden to sing and dance in a trance like state. The aimless wandering of the knight and the singing and dancing of the maiden was to stop when they both saw each other. This was out in the open under a full moon near the middle of autumn. When they met, neither of them remembered what they were doing, where they went, nor how they got there. At that time, they were a long distance from either of their homes and a long distance from the nearest town. Neither they nor their ancestors visited the place. They both agreed to spend the night at that place since they did not know their way back home. They both slept in two separate trees that were nearby, and both were content to sleep with just their present clothing.

In the morning, the knight found and shot down four rabbits. He cooked them with some potatoes and carrots that he found nearby. He cooked those things over a fire that he recently made. He and the maiden ate those things for breakfast. They saved the skin of the rabbits for slippers which the maiden sowed together. Around lunch time, the knight found and shot down two bears. They cooked one for lunch and saved the other for supper. At both times they also had some more of the potatoes and carrots the knight found. They saved the skin of the bears for sleeping bags which the maiden sowed together. The head and arms they used to make hats. At supper time they also cooked a deer that the knight found and shot down. They used the skin of it to patch up gaps in the sleeping bags. In between meal times, they talked and made a shelter. When they were making the shelter, they used branches from surrounding trees. The two trees that the knight and the maiden slept in were still completely there; they marked each with a symbol the moment they woke up. The shelter was shaped roughly like a cone. The shelter was wide enough to put in both sleeping bags in on the sides and have enough space for a fire pit. The entrance of the shelter was wide enough for both of them to fit through. The shelter did not have any gap in its wall except for the entrance; the sticks were held together by mud. That night they slept in the shelter in the sleeping bags they made.

In the next morning, the knight’s horse came to the place while they were still sleeping. The knight found and shot down two other deer. One they cooked for breakfast and the other they saved for the journey home. After finishing both deer, they used the skins to make jackets. Just before leaving the place, they made a big mark in a big stone that was near so that the place could be found again; they made sure that the stone was unmovable. They reached the knight’s home just before sunset.

The day after coming home, the knight let the maiden choose a horse and taught her how to ride it. The maiden learned fairly quickly. She used the horse to get home the next day. She started at sunrise and got home by noon. Over the next days they visited each other frequently. They fell in love with each other about a week after first meeting. They decided to get married several weeks after falling in love. The wedding was in the following spring.

Right after the wedding, they had a honeymoon at the shelter that they made weeks before. The honeymoon lasted about a week. They received a number of gifts which included several tools, some furniture, and some servants. The servants build a house near the place of the shelter. The walls of the house were made of brick and the floors were made of wood. The two trees that the knight and maiden slept in were still there after the house was done.

Roughly a year after the wedding, the knight and maiden gave birth to both a son and a daughter. A couple of years after that, they gave birth to another son and another daughter. A couple of years after the second birth, they gave birth to a third son and a third daughter. The first son became very skilled in archery, the second son in sword fighting, and the third son in horse riding. The first daughter became very skilled in singing, the second daughter in dancing, and the third daughter in sowing. A couple of years after the third birth, the knight and maiden gave birth to a fourth son and a fourth daughter. The fourth son became a skilled chef, and the fourth daughter became a skilled swimmer.

Roughly twelve years after the knight and maiden first met, the witch caused a terrible storm to appear within the area they were living in. The storm caused the children to appear at the witch’s place, and caused the maiden and knight to appear in two separate buildings. Everything else was untouched, and the people were otherwise the same. Each person that owned a horse still had it with them. Each building was completely stone and held together by mud. A maze was in-between the buildings which the knight and maiden were placed. It had three parts. The first part, which was closest to the knight’s building, was mostly fire. The path of that part was dried ground, and the walls were fire. The third part, which was closest to the maiden’s building, was mainly water. That part had walls of stone, and the path was water. The second part was mainly earth. The path, which was regular ground, ran in-between a number of hills. The hills were made of sand. A strong wind went through each of the three parts. Each part was a little bit farther than the knight could see, and each part was roughly equal. Each part was roughly shaped like a square. The wind flowed from roughly the middle of the maze towards the ends of the maze. Two other winds, which were placed along the length on each side of the maze and which were equal in force as the main wind, flowed into the maze.

A few seconds after each person was relocated, they were put into a trance like state which caused them to loose control other themselves. The trance was lifted from the knight and the maiden roughly a week after being relocated. Immediately after getting out of the trance and after a few preparations, they began to go through the maze. They started going through around sunrise. The maiden, being able to breathe underwater, swam through the water part of the maze easily. Since the water was shallow enough for a horse, the maiden’s horse followed her. The knight, having had his shield and armor available, used them to block the flames. By acting in such a manner, he was able to go through the fire part of the maze without being burnt. Having also had his horse with him the whole time, he met the maiden near the middle of the maze in a quick time from finishing the fire part. They met together roughly half a day after starting.

Both of them then ate some food which they packed earlier. Immediately after eating, they saw a building appear out of thin air right in front of them. After a moment of careful consideration, they went inside. When they went inside, they first saw a couple of protective suits which would protect the wearer from any kind of bad spell. One was pink and was for the maiden, the other one was blue and was for the knight. They immediately slipped them on, and the suits then became invisible. After the suits, they saw two rings which would help the wearer to transfer the protection of the suits to others they touch. Both were made of gold and had a gem encased in it; the maiden’s gem was pink and the knight’s blue. After the gems, they saw a mirror lake which showed them their children. They immediately touched it, and then they and their horses were brought to the building. They immediately faced the witch.

After trying a number of spells, the witch transformed herself into a fierce dragon. The maiden then looked for their children while the knight fought the dragon. The knight managed to cut off both wings and then climb onto its back. After he was on the back, he cut off the dragon’s head at the neck with a swing of the sword. At that moment the witch and dragon were dead. After a short time, the maiden came back to the room with their children. They then cut of the dragon’s feet and hands and carried each part of the dragon on a cart that they found near by. They roasted and ate the dragon when they came home. They were home roughly a day after starting. The village people, on the next day, destroyed the witch’s building. The maiden, knight, and their children lived in peace for many years.

Great Joyous Faith

Joyfully rejoice and sing
King of kings is on the throne
Lord of lords rules over all
Now for the great joyous ring

Offer first fruits that are grown
And bring them, you short and tall
Into the God whom we praise
Unto Him that has been known

Yield unto God less you fall
X-ray sight He has all days
Zooming past does little good
Wise ones will receive God’s call

Find God, in His pastures graze
Delight always in His food
Call Him in order to live
Meet Him in Heavenly rays

Answer God now as you should
Elect to whom your soul give
Be wary of all the bad
Unless good is what you could

Into the good waters dive
Enter not the sins you had
Add good to what you desire
Out stand evil, be alive

Trust God always and be glad
Stand in the refiner’s fire
Visit Heaven and the King
Rise wit Christ and not be sad

Help others and not tire
Graciously glide on God’s wing
Please always God, God alone
Quit selfishness at Sire

Christain Life

Look to Jesus and follow Him to wherever
Keep the Holy Spirit and let it guide your life
Make Yahweh your all and He shall be by your side
Live accountable to at least one believer
Obey God first then single men seek for a wife
Master your own heart with the Spirit as your guide
Remove the chains and all worldly bonds sever
Kill the flesh with all its desires or cause strife

Organize your own life and with God make your stand
Remember God’s grace and be with Him forever
Outlast every trial and also any knife
Kindness keep especially wives toward their husband
Randomly do good and enjoy time together
Kingdom seek after and receive eternal life
Openly speak for Heaven and walk on its sand
Reward only good and depart good never

Value the power of the Spirit in life’s ride
Acknowledge God’s benevolence even on land
Enter Heaven after all life’s stormy weather
Visit a friend even one where you can confide
Enjoy singing praises with a believing band
Arm for spiritual fight to be ready ever
Visualize Heaven’s armies coming like a tide
Act nobly to everyone and be very grand

Evolve all you women into a godly wife
Vary only when you’re holy and do not hide
Love believers like within Jesus’s command
Avoid fleshly lusts even when stabbed with a knife
Lock away your bad deeds and do not seek to cause strife
Maintain a good life and with God always abide

FAITHFUL

Father of Heaven
Offering His Son
Onto Death Row
Delivering to life

At the Resurrection
Triumph from grave

Invincible over all
Never die again
Saving with One
Increasing to grow
Delivering had begun
Encouraging to know

Healing the Fall
Erasing the stain
Living through destruction
Pouring down rain

Founder of Call
Redeemer to have
Obedience from strife
Mover of leaven

Unbinder of chain
Pardoner of small
Origin in cave
Number one foundation

Locked with knife
Out-sounding a crow
Violence being undone
Eternally being given

FOOD

Fruit of the Spirit
Enhancing always to Right
Enduring always every trial
Delighting in the Light
Increasing desire for Heaven
Not for the Night
Going towards the Father

Oil press, spiritual fight
Night before Christ died
Working towards life’s light
Amazing resurrection, death fried
Rewarded with great might
Delivering followers to life

Olive mountain, speaking right
Understanding the day’s strife
Teaching right, never lied
Warning about enemy’s knife
Also lifting those tried
Declaring good without pride

Delicious milk, saving life
Enjoying things God gives
Living through life’s strife
Increasing in Spirit’s fruit
Growing, becoming Christ’s wife
Helping, declaring the Word
Tested through some strife
Filled with Spirit’s power
Uplifted with God’s life
Living with Heaven’s angels
Loved beyond earthly wife
Young heart of child