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Acts of John

Acts of John — Bernhard Pick 1909 English translation

Unverified edition · Chapter 88

Reading language: eng · Original language (catalog): Greek

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Acts of John 88:1

“For when he had chosen Peter and Andrew, who were brethren, he cometh to me and to my brother James, saying, I have need of you, come unto me. And my brother said as follows: John, that child that called to us upon the shore, what does it want? And I said, What child? He replied, the one that is beckoning to us. And I answered, Because of our long watch which we kept at sea thou seest not aright, my brother James: but seest thou not the man that standeth there, fair and comely and of a cheerful countenance? But he said to me, Him I see not, brother; but let us go forth, and we shall see what it meaneth.

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Recorded completeness: Pick 1909 chapters 18-115 as staged; chapters 56-57 (codex Q) and 87-105 (codex C) supplied from their separately staged reported batches and ordered numerically. Chapters 1-17 are not in Pick.. Available reading sections are listed below.

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