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Work: Epistle of the Apostles

Passage referenceHistorical printed page 487
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Epistle of the Apostles — James original 1924, OCR

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EPISTLE OF THE APOSTLES 487 5 Thereafter was there a marriage in Cana of Galilee; and they bade him with his mother and his brethren, and he changed water into wine. He raised the dead, he caused the lame to walk: him whose hand was withered he caused to stretch it out, and the woman which had suffered an issue of blood twelve years touched the hem of his garment and was healed in the same hour. And when we marvelled at the miracle which was done, he said: Who touched me? Then said we: Lord, the press of men hath touched thee. But he answered and said unto us: I perceive that a virtue is gone …
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Epistle of the Apostles — James original 1924, OCR
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eng
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Complete identified historical English Epistle of the Apostles section, printed pp.485–503 in the verified original1924 imprint, including source introduction and comparative Coptic/Ethiopic readings. Source notes and uncorrected OCR remain visible. No modern corrected/reprint edition, invented missing text or reconstruction.
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Recorded provenance: Exact source WORD text in LINE order from original1924 imprint retained in explicit page container. Full original XML exceeds native16MiB source-file bound, so no truncation or false raw-source claim: original remains immutable separately. This is distinct from the held corrected1953/1983reprint candidate. Complete identified historical English Epistle of the Apostles section, printed pp.485–503 in the verified original1924 imprint, including source introduction and comparative Coptic/Ethiopic readings. Source notes and uncorrected OCR remain visible. No modern corrected/reprint edition, invented missing text or reconstruction.

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