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Acts of Andrew
Acts of Andrew (fragments) — Bernhard Pick 1909 English translation
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Reading language: eng · Original language (catalog): Greek
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Acts of Andrew 2:1
Having said these things to the brethren, he dismissed every one to his house and said to them, “As servants of Christ you shall neither be forsaken by me for the sake of the love which is in him, nor shall I also be forsaken by you because of his mediatorship.” And each returned to his house. And there was joy among them for many days, during which Aegeates did not think of instituting proceedings against the apostle. Thus every one was confirmed in the faith in the Lord. And though they all met fearlessly in the prison together with Maximilla and Iphidamia and the others, they unceasingly considered the love and mercy of the Lord.
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Recorded completeness: Prison fragment chapters 2-17 and the composite death fragment chapter 22, as staged. Fragmentary by nature.. Available reading sections are listed below.
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