Apocalypse of Abraham 14

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Work: Apocalypse of Abraham

Passage referenceApocalypse of Abraham 14

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XIV. The angel said to me: [" Abraham! " And I said: " Here am I, thy servant." And he said: " Know from henceforth that the Eternal One hath chosen thee, (He) whom thou lovest; be of good courage and use this authority, so far as I bid thee, against him who slandereth truth; should I not be able to put him to shame who hath scattered over the earth the secrets of heaven and hath rebelled against the Mighty One?] Say to him: ' Be thou the burning coal of the Furnace of the earth; go, Azazel, into the inaccessible parts of the earth; [for thy heritage is (to be) over those existing with thee be…

Source: 1918 corrected reading derivative
Rights: Public domain
Reading language: English
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