Apocryphal New Testament — Hone/Wake/Jones — Section 65
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Work: Apocryphal New Testament — Historical English Collection
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44 And concerning the moun- tains, and the virgins, and the stones that did rise out of the deep, and were not cut, but put into the building just as they came forth ; and why the ten stones were first laid in the foundation; then the twenty-five; then thirty-five ; then forty ? 45 Also concerning these stones that were put into the building, and again taken out, and carried back into their place ? Fulfil, I pray, the de- sire of my soul as to all these things and manifest all unto me. 46 And he said unto me ; If thou shalt not be dull, thou shalt know all, and shalt see all…
- Source
- The Apocryphal New Testament: being all the gospels, epistles, and other pieces now extant, attributed in the first four centuries to Jesus Christ, His apostles and their companion
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- Public domain
- Reading language
- eng
- Source language
- eng
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