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 1 1 |           And, indeed, it was our Lord Jesus Christ Himself who
 2 1 |     wishes to glory, glory in the Lord. ~
 3 2 |       priest in the temple of the Lord. He was, besides. skilful
 4 3 |     remained in the temple of the Lord nine years. Then when the
 5 6 |           did as the angel of the Lord had said to him; and Mary
 6 12|      dissolution, an angel of the Lord informed him that his death
 7 12|      going into the temple of the Lord, he poured out his prayers
 8 13|        God of all compassion, and Lord of the whole human race;
 9 13| supplications I reverence thee, O Lord and my God. If now my days
10 13|      depression. Now therefore, O Lord and my God, let Thy holy
11 13|         according to his works, O Lord and my God, I beseech Thee,
12 17|    altogether my God; Thou art my Lord, as the angel has told me
13 17|          in my rest angels of the Lord, saying to me in a wonderful
14 17|        this cause wish me evil, O Lord! for I was ignorant of the
15 17|           I call to mind also, my Lord, that day when the boy died
16 17|        who I am. Now therefore, O Lord and my God, do not be angry
17 17|       handmaiden; but Thou art my Lord, my God and Saviour, most
18 28|         not tasted death. For the Lord never sends the same punishment
19 32|            32. And we said: O our Lord, our God and Saviour, who
20 32|          they bring upon him? The Lord answered: They are Enoch,
21 32|           and thanksgiving to the Lord God, and our Saviour Jesus