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Artist: Deathspell Omega
Canonical path: /deathspell-omega/epiklesis-i
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Epiklesis I
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Epiklesis I
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"...anyone who
speaks against the Holy
either in this age, or in
the age to come"
[Matt. 12:32]
Come, Thou Sanctifier, almighty and eternal God,
and bless this sacrifice prepared for the glory of Thy Holy Name
Roi Céleste, Consolateur, Espirit de vérité,
Viens et fais en nous ta demeure,
Le double abime, la fosse épouvantable
Let the rivers of paradise recede to their spring
May their sear beds expel desperate drops of anguish
May these bitter waters quench our thirst
Until the last second of the last hour, forevermore
Vestigia null retrorsum
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