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    pilgrim


    1. This is also why Abraham is mentioned in the New Testament as being a pilgrim and stranger in the land


    2. struck up a conversation with a pilgrim returning home to


    3. aware of this crucial point, and turned towards the pilgrim


    4. A moment ago he was simply a pilgrim on his way to


    5. towards the town’s pilgrim hostel


    6. ‘Your friend was the only pilgrim to report a theft


    7. insignia of the pilgrim stitched across its seam


    8. We should ask at all the pilgrim hostels and


    9. arms outstretched, welcoming the pilgrim after his long


    10. pilgrim hailed the two men cheerily as he approached

    11. ‘Jean Bellimont of Troyes,’ said the pilgrim


    12. When they got there, the pilgrim was


    13. ‘What’s happening?’ asked the pilgrim


    14. week, but the weary pilgrim was eager to be on his way


    15. No matter; since His wisdom permeates the earth and the sky, the Pilgrim felt he could only accept and never wonder


    16. He was the Pilgrim, the one honored to pay homage to the Land of God and the resting place of their forefathers


    17. That he was a good man, that he would be a true Pilgrim, one that God would accept


    18. It would not be without precedent that he should meet a ghost of the Holy Lands, perhaps some other Pilgrim before him who had wandered the Holy Lands and now roamed them freely, to warn the Pilgrims and the faithful and guide them through danger


    19. He reminded himself to be wary though; perhaps the pale man was a ruinous force in disguise, a servant of those that would always be evil, seeking to corrupt men and everything good and wholesome that the Pilgrim tried to protect from their rotting grasp and their insidious machinations


    20. The Pilgrim look at him puzzled

    21. ‘He might be asking where I’m coming from, or where I’m going,’ the Pilgrim said to himself silently absorbed in thought


    22. The Pilgrim hoped he was indeed a brother though this could always prove to be a trap, a wicked machination; an evil thing sent to thwart him and his Pilgrimage, to mock God and his divine plan


    23. The Pilgrim made the sign of God once more and looked at the strange man he now considered a brother under God; he felt a bit saddened that his words could not be understood and could not answer his brother’s questions


    24. Though he was starting to find some sounds common, the Pilgrim did not possess the wisdom of an elder or the eloquence of their Prime


    25. He was just a Pilgrim, and thanked God silently for that preordained fate that brought him to the Lands where no one else could venture


    26. As the man ended his incessantly long phrase, which the Pilgrim thought it could contain the man’s life story, the Pilgrim felt that perhaps he was wrong to be so wary of him


    27. The Pilgrim believed he could learn from his brother then, slowly


    28. For where else could this man walking on the True Path be going, other than to the Holy Grounds themselves? It was their journey now, the Pilgrim thought and then he smiled, carefully pronouncing each syllable slowly before bowing and once again pointing upwards:


    29. The Pilgrim thought he had been too critical of his brother


    30. The thought made the Pilgrim break down in laughter

    31. The man was gesturing with his hands up and down the Path and the Pilgrim thought he was probably trying to say: “Where does it lead?”, “Does it lead to the Holy Grounds?”


    32. Without further ado, the Pilgrim gestured onwards towards the way the Path shone under the light of the first stars


    33. The Pilgrim saw his brother smile gently, bow constantly and offer too much praise and thanks to a mere brother


    34. But he was otherwise quiet and respectful of the Path, the Pilgrim thought in silence


    35. The Pilgrim aroused Molo from his fretful sleep with a nudge


    36. The Pilgrim thought his brother was troubled, as he had been for the last two nights


    37. The Pilgrim saw in him a fervency, an ardor


    38. Though his brother’s purpose was still to be revealed, the Pilgrim knew in his heart his own was renewed; that he should act as this man’s mentor and tutor, as a wise and benevolent father to fill his heart and mind with the joy that was God and Truth


    39. ‘I should have been more thorough when I woke him,’ the Pilgrim thought while walking with a sure, easy pace, slowly climbing to the top of the crest


    40. The Pilgrim shook Molo more violently, this time making sure he would wake up, stand on his feet and walk with him

    41. Molo stirred and moaned a complain, something unintelligible even if the Pilgrim could understand his language


    42. He put a hand out as if letting the Pilgrim know he was really awake this time


    43. The Pilgrim said something that Molo could not understand perfectly; something about the weary man finding consolation in God’s plan, but he wasn’t sure that was the proper translation


    44. He’d stick around, as long as the Pilgrim proved his usefulness


    45. Molo hoped the Pilgrim would be much more helpful in that respect


    46. It remained a mystery to Molo how the Pilgrim could remain unperturbed by the roughness of the terrain, the adverse conditions, and the unforgiving miles he had walked to get here in the first place


    47. The Pilgrim used one of the stones as a guide, for getting his direction straightened out


    48. Molo had noticed that every time the Pilgrim used it, always after offering praise to his God and praying, he slightly changed course as if adjusting to what the stone showed him


    49. Indeed each time the Pilgrim used it, it was as if they were suddenly put inside an invisible bubble of glass that was protective and mindful of their basic comfort


    50. But Molo felt there was probably so much more he could learn from the Pilgrim














































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    Synonyme für "pilgrim"

    pilgrim pilgrim father sojourner wanderer wayfarer