A Spit into his bowels
(The sins of alcoholism: sin for sin!)
The young man,
James Morgan
Confessed, on March
11, 1680—
Of his many sins
One being the sin of
drunkenness
That caused him to
commit
An abundance of other
sins.
Said he: for when
drunk:
“I curse and swore,
quarrel and fight—
“In so doing, despise
the word of ´God!”
And this he confessed,
in so many words:
Brought him to a
shameful end, and a
Miserable death! —by execution.
For he was as bad as
his word!
“I have ran a rod
into the intestines of another man,
“In his own home…!”
Thus, preached the
Reverent Pelion:
“As a result, take
head of these sins—
“It is the curse of
passions!”
And so, he murdered
him, out of drunkenness.
“For this double sin:
or sin for sin—I have provoked”
Said James Morgan, “Almighty
God, who has allowed
“one sin to pile on
top of another,
“until one condemns one’s
self.”
Written: 10-14-2014
Note: Taken from a case study done in 1680, by Cotton Matter.
No: 4571.
