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Book of the Rolls
Book of the Rolls — Margaret Dunlop Gibson, 1901
Unverified edition · Scanned section 37
Reading language: eng · Original language (catalog): Arabic
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Book of the Rolls, Gibson1901, printed page 1
KITAB AL-MAGALL OR PHP BOOK OF THE -ROELS: ONE OF THE BOOKS OF CLEMENT. IN the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy © 89b Ghost, one God, the merciful Lord. This book is one of the hidden books of Saint Clement the Apostle, disciple of Simon Cepha, which Saint Clement com- manded to be kept secret from the laity. Some of them were called “ The Book of the Rolls,’ and there are the glorious gene- alogies and mysteries which our God and Saviour Jesus the Christ committed to his disciples Simon and James, and what things will happen at the end of time, and how the second coming of our Lord the Christ from heaven to the world will happen, and what will become of sinners and such like. This is the sixth of Clement’s books, treasured up in the city of Rome since the time of the Apostles. Saint Clement said, When our God Jesus the Christ went up to heaven, and the disciples were scattered in the regions of the world to evangelize, and to call mankind to the faith and to immersion by baptism, they took disciples, whom they chose and selected to be with them, and to travel about to the countries in the faith of the Christ. Wherefore Simon Cepha took me for a disciple to himself; I believed in him, and in Him that sent him, with a true faith; I recognized that he was chief of the Apostles, to whom were given the keys of heaven and earth, on whom was built the Catholic Apostolic Church of God, which G. A
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Recorded completeness: Complete supplied Gibson1901English Book of the Rolls (Kitab al-Magall), printed1–58 /scanobjects36–93 inclusive, endingAmen. ExplicitClementineArabicchroniclewitness; not the CaveofTreasures, biblicalJubilees or EthiopicJosippon. Sourcefolioreferences, editorfootnotes and uncertain historicalOCR unchanged. SeparateAphikia/CyprianJusta texts excluded; ArabicoriginalOCR contains extensive scriptmisrecognition andisnot admitted as an original-language source.. Available reading sections are listed below.
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