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Work: Acts of Paul and Thecla
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Acts of Paul and Thecla — Wright 1871 English, OCR
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ܝܢ ܝ ܳܝ 118 THE HISTORY OF THECLA. He * answered and said to them: ‘‘ Because I do not see in you the works ° of. righteousness.” Onesiphorus saith to them: “If ye be aught, come ye too to my house‘ and rest.” ° And when Paul had entered into the house of Onesi- phorus, there was great joy there, and they kneeled down on their knees, and prayed, and brake bread. And Paul came nigh and spake unto him‘ the words of God con- cerning the controlling of the flesh and concerning the resurrection, and was saying: ‘‘ Blessed are they who are pure in their heart, for they shall see God.’ Blessed are th…
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- Acts of Paul and Thecla — Wright 1871 English, OCR
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- Complete identified History of Thecla, Disciple of Paul section in Wright volume II, printed pp.116–145 / physical objects142–171. This is the historical English translation of its Syriac witness; source readings and notes preserved, without harmonization to Greek or other editions. Empty scan pages, if any, have no reading passage; original raw artifacts preserve them: []. Uncorrected source OCR may contain spelling, glyph and line-order errors. Reader navigation uses physical source pages, not reconstructed historical chapters.
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