Shepherd of Hermas parable-7:7
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Work: Shepherd of Hermas
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Shepherd of Hermas — J. B. Lightfoot 1891 English translation
1[66]:7 And if thou keep these commandments with thy household, all affliction shall hold aloof from thee; yea, and affliction," saith he, "shall hold aloof from all whosoever shall walk in these my commandments."
- Source
- Shepherd of Hermas — J. B. Lightfoot 1891 English translation
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- Reading language
- eng
- Source language
- grc
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