The crooked shall be made straight And the rough places plain; The pools shall be filled And the worn renewed; The needy shall receive And the rich shall be perplexed. So the Wise Man cherishes the One, As a standard to the world: Not displaying himself, He is famous; Not asserting himself, He is distinguished; Not boasting his powers, He is effective; Taking no pride in himself, He is chief. Because he is no competitor, No one in all the world can compete with him. The saying of the men of old Is not in vain: "The crooked shall be made straight-" To be perfect, return to it. |
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