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Nuhra2021 Ode 33
Ode 33 And Forsake the Ways of This Destruction 1 And Steadfast Love, she ran, returning to release Destruction, and she descended into him to reduce him to nothing, 2 and he destroyed Abbadon before him, and made all his work to perish. 3 And he stood on a lofty peak and sent out his voice from one end of the earth to the other. 4 And he drew to himself all those who obeyed him, making sure his appearance was not that of the evil one. 5 But a mature young woman stood up, proclaiming and calling and saying in command, 6 O you sons of humanity, repent, and you their daughters, convert, 7 and forsake the ways of this Destruction, and come near to me, 8 and I will enter into you, and bring you forth from Abbadon and make you wise in the ways of truth. 9 Do not perish and do not be destroyed! 10 Listen to me and be redeemed! For among you I proclaim the steadfast love of God, 11 and by me you will be redeemed and blessed. I am your judge, 12 and those who put me on will not be rejected, but they will gain imperishability in the new age. 13 My chosen ones, keep my halakhah , and my ways I will make known to those who study me, and I will cause them to trust in my name. Hallelujah!
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The Odes of Solomon — The Nuhra Version (2021)
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Reading language: eng · Original language (catalog): Ancient source language(s)
Recorded completeness: Complete authors’ supplied Nuhra2021 English edition, including translations from Syriac, Coptic and Greek, parallel source versions, dedication and editorial sigla. Its Ode2 is explicitly labelled by the authors as a hypothetical reconstruction from Greek Ode11; this label is preserved in the Ode2 body and not treated as surviving original source text. All missing-text brackets, conjectural-emendation markers and explanatory glosses are preserved without alteration. This is a modern independently public-domain-dedicated translation, not a historical printing or original-language witness.. Available reading sections are listed below.
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