Apocryphal New Testament — Hone/Wake/Jones — Section 73
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Work: Apocryphal New Testament — Historical English Collection
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man can enter into the kingdom of God, except these clothe him with their garment. 122 For it will avail thee nothing to take up the name of the Son of God, unless thou shalt also receive their garment from them. For these virgins are the powers of the Son of God. So shall a man in vain bear his name, unless he shall be also en- dued with his powers. 123 And he said unto me, sawest thou those stones that were cast away? They bore in- deed the name, but put not on their garment. I said, Sir, what is their garment ? ^ Their very names, said he, are their garment. 124 Therefore…
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- 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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