Seasons and All

3 And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.

4 The ungodly are not so: but are like the chaff which the wind driveth away.

- The rivers of God bring life in this world and all that its toward

- That is why these are called the river of life there toward and it runs from his throne for him there alone

- By the which the righteous man in that is the Lord

- He is planted there toward eternity sure and so had of been all the hope in this world and all that toward

- See he had of been there all the hope in this world

- The law had of said that cursed be every man that hangs on the tree and that with it read

- Though the judgment had not come forth as unto the Lord and all that toward

- The tree was planted then toward the rivers therefore

- Just as it had of been forth the fruit that had said in his Word

- A bringing forth toward by the which had been brought of the Spirit therefore

- See the tree had not grown of its own but rather had been pruned there and known

- There in his garden was grown the tree of righteousness swored that had of been as man as it were

- That no curse were there toward and hence the judgment had not gone out from the Lord

- Unless of course the roots the tree had not borne and so had then scorned

- By the whjch these were ungodly have been cursed in the world and by the lusts thereof toward

- Hence they had no root in themself and so had been driven most anywhere else

- The rooted and grounded therefore had of been borne of the Lord and hence were of him therefore and there was all the glory therefore

- Since it had of been of him in this world and all that there toward