=head 1 John Chapter 1

Romans may be a bit heavy for a first translation; so I though I might
+ rewind to the gospels instead.

=cut

BEGIN {
   our *Word;
   @God = [ *Word, @God ];
   *Word = @God;

   *Word->create( glob qw( * ) );
   assert( $_->creator( *Word ) ) foreach glob qw( * );
   
   *Word->life and
      *Word->life->light(men);
   our $light->shine();
   ! $darkness->understood();   
}

$witness = *God->create( 'Man' );
$witness->name( 'John' );
$witness->testify( 'light' ) =>
  $_->believe() foreach ( glob( 'men' ));

not $witness->light(), $witness->speak( 'light' );
$light and push %world, map sub { light $_ } glob( 'men' );

$world{ *Word } and 
   (stat $world)[4] eq *Word and
   not $world->recognize( *Word );

splice( @{$people{His}}, $n, *Word ) and 
   not $people{His}->recognize( *Word );

foreach( @{ glob( 'people' ) } )
{
   if ( $_->received(*Word) and $_->believed(Word::Name) )
   {
      push @{$God->children}, $_;
      $_->child('natural', 0 );
      $_->child('human decision', 0 );
      $_->child('husband\'s will', 0 );
      $_->child('God\'s will', 1 );
   }
}

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