2 Enoch / Book of the Secrets of Enoch — Morfill & Charles — Section 123
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Work: 2 Enoch
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Morfill & Charles 1896 — retained OCR sections
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nor any other sacrifice ὅ, * for it is as nothing ®. the heart of man. 1 Hang as on a balance, that is on the scale and which stands for traffic, Sok. ΒΒ oMITS ENTIRE VERSE. * Its measure shall receive its reward, Sok. XLV. ὁ Ifa man hastens to work folly before the Lord, the Lord furthers him in the carrying out of his work, and makes his judgement faulty. So A through a corruption of IpHHOCh into mpacHo and insertion of He before COTBOpuTb; B om. * B om. > Nor food of any kind nor meat, B. Wor an animal, nor an ox, nor any other victim, Sok. ὃ. That is not so, Sok.; B om. XLV. …
- Source
- The book of the secrets of Enoch;
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- Public domain
- Reading language
- eng
- Source language
- eng
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