Charles — Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha Vol. I — Section 1217

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R. H. Charles ed. 1913, Vol. I

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And if I continue speaking, they shall lay their hand upon their mouth. 13 Because of her I shall have immortality, And leave behind an eternal memory to them that come after me. 14 I shall govern peoples, And nations shall be subjected to me. 15 Dread princes shall fear me when they hear of me : Among my people’I shall show myself a good ra/er, and in war courageous. τό When I come into my house, I shall find rest with her ; For converse with her hath no bitterness, And to live with her hath no pain, but gladness and joy. 17 When I considered these things in myself, And took though…

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