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 1 1 |           our father, the holy old man, Joseph the carpenter.~May
 2 1 |          single cup of water, if a man shall find it in the world
 3 1 |            also the works of every man shall be laid open on the
 4 1 |         to-day: Let not the strong man glory in his strength, nor
 5 1 |         his strength, nor the rich man in his riches; but let him
 6 2 |                     2. There was a man whose name was Joseph, sprung
 7 2 |           of King David. This same man, being well furnished with
 8 2 |         But Joseph, that righteous man, my father after the flesh,
 9 3 |        saying: Let us search out a man, righteous and pious, to
10 4 |            fell upon the pious old man, righteous Joseph. Then
11 5 |           conception the righteous man Joseph returned from the
12 7 |           should be enrolled, each man in his own city. The old
13 7 |           in his own city. The old man therefore, righteous Joseph,
14 8 |         But Joseph, that pious old man, was warned of this by a
15 10|          increasing years, the old man arrived at a very advanced
16 12|         that the death of that old man, the pious Joseph, and his
17 13|         their death, whether it be man or woman, beast wild or
18 15|      therefore, that righteous old man, was one hundred and eleven
19 15|         Joseph, that righteous old man, lying in his bed, was giving
20 16|          in my youth? Woe to every man dying in his sins! Assuredly
21 17|         Joseph, that righteous old man. And I, going in beside
22 17|      father Joseph, thou righteous man; how is it with thee? And
23 18|        beloved son, this pious old man Joseph is now dying. And
24 18|            the death of this pious man, is not death, but life
25 18|           Joseph, that blessed old man, in order that thou mayst
26 19|  countenance. And that blessed old man raised his head, and kept
27 22| supplications in behalf of the old man Joseph; and send Michael,
28 25|            Joseph, the blessed old man.~
29 26|          thousand years. And every man who shall present an offering
30 26|          pain. And upon every poor man who can give none of those
31 27|            body of the blessed old man Joseph had been laid, bringing
32 28|         will go forth against that man, and will greatly move him.
33 30|           corruption. Yet that old man Joseph the carpenter was,
34 31|    pleasure of my Father. For if a man rejects the commandment
35 31|            him. But when you see a man whose mind is prone to anger,
36 31|         the body: indeed, though a man live in the world many myriads