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  1 Text|           the Lord: Let thy grace abide with me, O my Lord Jesus.~
  2 Text|          shore, and thou shalt go aboard with thy disciples. And
  3 Text|            I shall not be able to accomplish the journey thither before
  4 Text|          and it opened of its own accord. And having gone in with
  5 Text|           they may know that I am acquainted with thee, and thou with
  6 Text|            and it was exceedingly acrid, eating into the flesh of
  7 Text|            Thou didst bring forth Adam out of paradise, and didst
  8 Text|           that they were in great affliction, and said to the alabaster
  9 Text|       will kill us because of the afflictions which we have caused him.
 10 Text|       flee from Thy dispensation. Afford to me then, O Lord, the
 11 Text|         bread out of His kingdom. Allow me then brother; for thou
 12 Text|          soul, that Thou hast not allowed me to go forth out of this
 13 Text|         silver and gold; for I am altogether worthy that the apostle
 14 Text|       then, hast thou been called Amael? is it not because thou
 15 Text|      glory and strength for ever. Amen.~
 16 Text|          out of this city in mine anger. And when he had come into
 17     | another
 18     | anything
 19 Text|         not, but send Michael Thy archangel in a cloud of fire, and
 20 Text|           And a great wind having arisen, and the sea being stormy,
 21 Text|       said by the stone, you have ascertained its deception. For where
 22 Text|       with the men; and they cast ashes upon their heads. And he
 23 Text|      things whatsoever they shall ask you. These are the things
 24 Text|         ever at any time seen God associating with a woman? Is not this
 25 Text|        from its place, and having assumed a human voice, said, O foolish
 26 Text|        countries round about, and attack them, and bring some men
 27 Text|          of all who hope in Thee, attend then and behold what they
 28 Text|            says to him: Every man avoids that city, and how are you
 29 Text|          Andrew, until thou didst awake us; and angels, who appeared
 30 Text|           morning, Andrew, having awakened and looked up, found himself
 31 Text|         the men, having seen what bad happened, were exceedingly
 32 Text|           journey, nor bread, nor bag, nor shoes, nor staff, nor
 33 Text|        church to be built. And he baptized them, and gave them the
 34 Text|           into the country of the barbarians, thou and thy disciples.
 35 Text|           you go, not a dog shall bark with his tongue against
 36 Text|           was over to them twelve baskets of fragments. And after
 37 Text|         great trees springing up, bearing fruit; and he glorified
 38 Text|        eating grass naked; and he beat his breast, and said: Consider,
 39 Text|            just as thou sawest me beaten, insulted, and crucified:
 40 Text|         in the likeness of a most beautiful little child. And Jesus
 41 Text|  executioners and the old man has befallen them. Now, therefore, he
 42 Text|       become churches of His only begotten Son. The sphinx having said
 43 Text|        Jesus, and John whom Herod beheaded. ~And they stood before
 44 Text|   answered the devil, and said: O Belial most fiendish, who art the
 45 Text|    wonderful things which we have believed? And Matthias said to him:
 46 Text|         it is who prepareth great benefits for those who obey Him,
 47 Text|         come near the land, Jesus bent down His head upon one of
 48 Text|            for, behold, they have bewitched these also. What, then,
 49 Text|         do not give me up to this bitter death.~While Matthias was
 50 Text|          Israel, not only has the blinding of their own hearts not
 51 Text|        young men, and put them in boats as sailors, that they may
 52 Text|        brought our souls into our bodies.~Then Andrew, having heard,
 53 Text|          many years before he was born, and how floes he know him?~
 54     | both
 55 Text|           city; and having seen a brazen pillar, and a statue standing
 56 Text|      grass naked; and he beat his breast, and said: Consider, O Lord,
 57 Text|        fashioned man, and put His breath into all, who gave motion
 58 Text|           mother is Mary, and his brothers James and Simon? And when
 59 Text|        city shall believe. I will build a church, and place thee
 60 Text|       that city, and they did not bury their dead, but ate them
 61 Text|         abundance, as if out of a canal. And the water stood high
 62 Text|        this the son of Joseph the carpenter, and his mother is Mary,
 63 Text|         themselves the countries, casting lots, in order that each
 64 Text|        out of paradise, and didst cause men to be mixed up with
 65 Text|         and go away to the double cave in the field of Mamre, where
 66 Text|          Lord shall make for me a charge in this city, I shall chastise
 67 Text|      charge in this city, I shall chastise you as you deserve. And
 68 Text|            for these are like the cherubim and the seraphim which are
 69 Text|          us for food until we may choose young men, and put them
 70 Text|      Christ, the good God. For He chose for Himself us twelve, and
 71 Text|          so that they also become churches of His only begotten Son.
 72 Text|           walk, the deaf hear; He cleansed lepers, He changed water
 73 Text|         shoes, nor staff, nor two coats. If, therefore, thou wilt
 74 Text|   henceforward you may be able to collect your food.~And Andrew saw
 75 Text|           came down, being like a comely little child, and met Andrew,
 76 Text|          Then Andrew exhorted and comforted his disciples, saying: My
 77 Text|       come to you; but if I delay coming there, you will find abundance
 78 Text|         god. But you, if you have committed fornication, take up the
 79 Text|           fruit, and hast not had compassion upon the children that followed
 80 Text|          small a size; but let us complete our size, and so kill us.
 81 Text|          that they might know the completion of the thirty days.~And
 82 Text|         seven days, until I shall confirm their souls in the faith;
 83 Text|            do us this kindness to convey us to the country of the
 84 Text|          go into the synagogue of Cool, and purify, and read, and
 85 Text|          voice saying: Be of good courage, our Matthias, and be not
 86 Text|        heaven, which the hands of craftsmen have sculptured, be separated
 87 Text|          who art the foe of every creature; but my Lord Jesus Christ
 88 Text|         and two fishes, He made a crowd recline on the grass, and
 89 Text|          me beaten, insulted, and crucified: for there are those who
 90 Text|           die.~And they went out, crying with a loud voice: God of
 91 Text|       said to them: I have also a daughter along with my son; take
 92 Text|           and all the saints; and David praised Him with a song
 93 Text|           see, the lame walk, the deaf hear; He cleansed lepers,
 94 Text|       that his disciples had been deemed worthy to behold these wonderful
 95 Text|           I come to you; but if I delay coming there, you will find
 96 Text|         forsake thee, for I shall deliver thee from all danger; and
 97 Text|        giving way, took us into a desert place, and did great miracles
 98 Text|         shall chastise you as you deserve. And having heard this,
 99 Text|         and our temples to become desolate, in order that sacrifices
100 Text|           there are those who are destined to believe in this city.
101 Text|          may be in execration and destruction, thinking in thyself that
102 Text|    release him, lest perchance we die.~And they went out, crying
103 Text|      among themselves: Perhaps he dies in the night, and we do
104 Text|        miracles which thy Teacher diet, that their soul may rejoice,
105 Text|           citizens, having run in different directions, shut the gates
106 Text|       city they laid hold of, and digging they thrust out his eyes,
107 Text|           having run in different directions, shut the gates of the city,
108 Text|           which He did in secret? Disclose them to me. And Andrew answered
109 Text|        thyself up against us, and dishonourest us, and tellest our doings
110 Text|          our Matthias, and be not dismayed; for I shall not by any
111 Text|           forbid it that I should disobey the commandment of my Lord;
112 Text|           miracles before us, and displayed to us all His Godhead. And
113 Text|         Lord Jesus Christ, be not displeased with me; for Thou knowest,
114 Text|           children, that they are distressed because of the sea. And
115 Text|           Jesus Christ, who alone doeth wonders; to whom be glory
116 Text|        you, that as you go, not a dog shall bark with his tongue
117 Text|  dishonourest us, and tellest our doings to the people in every place
118 Text|    Canaanites, and go away to the double cave in the field of Mamre,
119 Text|           a rope to his neck, and drag him through all the streets
120 Text|          the heaven and the earth dread; and let the statue set
121 Text|          upon us greater and more dreadful tortures than they have
122 Text|       sorcery and magic; and from drinking the drug his heart was altered
123 Text|      horns of the winds, and they drive it thence. But rise up early,
124 Text|      removed thence, and all that dwell in it. For I command the
125 Text|          his disciples out of the eastern gate of the city. And Andrew
126 Text|       didst not suffer them to be eaten up, so also now hear me,
127 Text|         twenty-seven days for the edification of many souls; and after
128 Text|        from the child even to the elder, and sent him on his way,
129 Text|       cloud of fire came down and encircled the city like a wall; and
130     | end
131 Text|         to put thee to death; but endure, just as thou sawest me
132 Text|           to thee, the devil, the enemy of God, and to thine angels,
133 Text|   transgression; and the Lord was enraged, and brought on the deluge
134 Text|         of them, the devil having entered into him, answered and said
135 Text|           after thee, and the men entreating thee, Stay with us a few
136 Text|        that no one may be able to escape out of the fire. And straightway
137     | everywhere
138 Text|      those in this city to do any evil, but let the knives go out
139 Text|        end of them also may be in execration and destruction, thinking
140 Text|            and he was exceedingly exhausted. And the men of the city
141 Text|     steered the boat. Then Andrew exhorted and comforted his disciples,
142 Text|          the brethren are without experience of the sea; but inquire
143 Text|            and they fell down and expired; and he marked the gate
144 Text|         said: I wish to make some explanation to thee, young man, before
145 Text|        where is thy glory and thy exultation, thou that raisest thyself
146 Text|          but my soul rejoices and exults, and not only mine, but
147 Text|           laid his hands upon the faces of the blind men who were
148 Text|           for the fruit shall not fail from the fig-tree, but according
149 Text|        confirm their souls in the faith; and then thou shalt go
150 Text|            and rose up whole. And falling down, he worshipped Him,
151 Text|         trying us; for He was not fast asleep. And a great wind
152 Text|         Let us rise up, then, and fasten a rope to his neck, and
153 Text|           the sea; for all things feared Him, as being made by Him.
154 Text|           knowest, Lord, what the fiend has inflicted upon me, along
155 Text|           and said: O Belial most fiendish, who art the foe of every
156 Text|           O child, the Lord shall fill thy soul with all joy and
157 Text|         taken five loaves and two fishes, He made a crowd recline
158 Text|          chief priests, Now it is fitting that you should believe,
159 Text|       before he was born, and how floes he know him?~And Jesus,
160 Text|      streets, and thy blood shall flow to the ground, but they
161 Text|    service. And the statue ceased flowing, and no longer brought forth
162 Text|        most fiendish, who art the foe of every creature; but my
163 Text|    assumed a human voice, said, O foolish sons of Israel, not only
164 Text|           these things to me? But forbid it that I should disobey
165 Text|    because of the sea. Then Jesus forced Andrew to partake himself
166 Text|          beheld the seal upon his forehead which the Lord gave him,
167 Text|        rejoice, and that they may forget the fear of the sea; for,
168 Text|        you, if you have committed fornication, take up the law of God,
169 Text|       hundred and seventy men and forty-nine women whom Andrew released
170 Text|         we may be filled with thy fountain, because we are newly planted.
171 Text|     thirty men of the people, and four chief priests. And Jesus,
172 Text|           shalt thou go, with the fourteen executioners who slay the
173 Text|         to them twelve baskets of fragments. And after all these things
174 Text|       thee from the beginning his friend, Rise up, thou and thy son
175 Text|        Rise up, brother, with thy friends; partake of food, that you
176 Text|    different directions, shut the gates of the city, and searched
177 Text|         we do? Let us go now, and gather together the old men of
178 Text|         hungry.~And they went and gathered them together, and found
179 Text|       pity upon thy children, but gavest them up to be slain instead
180 Text|          to do there, and we must get through with it; but it
181 Text|         that I have met a man who glorifies Thy name.~And Jesus answered
182 Text|          and do not reverence the glorious words of God. Because of
183 Text|           At what hour this water goes away, into the abyss shalt
184 Text|       give me of their silver and gold; for I am altogether worthy
185 Text|            thou shalt proclaim my Gospel, and bring up the men who
186 Text|         said to the Lord: Let thy grace abide with me, O my Lord
187 Text|         me, brother, may the Lord grant thee. glory and honour.
188 Text|           up, and inflict upon us greater and more dreadful tortures
189 Text|       opened, and the guards that guarded it lying dead upon the ground.
190 Text|      warders standing at the gate guarding, and he prayed within himself,
191 Text|      shall not send these also to Hades; but those have gone, that
192 Text|       Have pity upon me; for thou hadst no pity upon thy children,
193 Text|          Jesus answered and said: Hail, our Andrew! And Andrew,
194 Text|       become of my flesh, and the hairs of my head. Then Jesus said
195 Text|          I am an idol that can be handled; for I say unto you, that
196 Text|         he should see what should happen. And it happened that the
197 Text|           Behold, Andrew, what is happening in this city. And Andrew
198 Text|          Him with a song upon his harp. And we beheld there you
199     | hath
200 Text|        they cast ashes upon their heads. And he did not comply with
201 Text|         into this city. They will heap upon thee tortures and insults,
202 Text|          him. And the blessed one hearing, wept; and there came to
203 Text|          And the officers did not hearken to the children, nor take
204 Text|          but also every soul that hears the wonders of Jesus.~And
205 Text|            may the Lord give thee heavenly bread out of His kingdom.
206 Text|       were weighed down by a most heavy sleep; and eagles came down
207 Text|        those who believe Him not. Heed not that I am an idol that
208 Text|        Thou hast speedily brought help to me. And Andrew, having
209 Text|         knowing that Thou art the helper of all who hope in Thee,
210 Text|     search for him, in order that henceforward you may be able to collect
211 Text|       called Jesus, and John whom Herod beheaded. ~And they stood
212 Text|      recognise Him; for Jesus was hiding His Godhead, and He appeared
213 Text|        Lord grant thee. glory and honour. And Andrew went on board
214 Text|         art the helper of all who hope in Thee, attend then and
215 Text|      Jesus Christ, in whom I have hoped that this miracle should
216 Text|          in it. For I command the horns of the winds, and they drive
217 Text|          I say unto thee, At what hour this water goes away, into
218 Text|     remember that Thou wast three hours upon the cross, and didst
219 Text|          a pilot in the boat, and humbled Himself, and appeared to
220 Text|        not. Heed not that I am an idol that can be handled; for
221 Text|        might make known to us the ignorance of the devil, that the chief
222     | indeed
223 Text|        experience of the sea; but inquire of them whether they want
224 Text|            who hast the spirit of inquisitiveness, why dost thou put me to
225 Text|           opened, and having gone inside we found nobody; but we
226 Text|         as thou sawest me beaten, insulted, and crucified: for there
227 Text|       heap upon thee tortures and insults, and scatter thy flesh in
228 Text|     man-eaters, to which also you intend to go. Jesus answered and
229 Text|      demons: for if they have had intercourse with women, they purify
230 Text|           they made them like the irrational brutes? And he says to Satan:
231 Text|           said, O foolish sons of Israel, not only has the blinding
232 Text|         is Mary, and his brothers James and Simon? And when we heard
233 Text|        come to the temples of the Jebusites, that we may convict the
234 Text|         teacher called Jesus, and John whom Herod beheaded. ~And
235 Text|            Is not this the son of Joseph the carpenter, and his mother
236 Text|          into his land; He is the Judge of living and dead; He it
237 Text|       which you received, and you keep it, come on board my boat
238 Text|         his mind deranged; but he kept praying to God, weeping,
239 Text|         heavenly bread out of His kingdom. Allow me then brother;
240 Text|    saluted each other with a holy kiss; and he said to Matthias:
241 Text|           made the blind see, the lame walk, the deaf hear; He
242 Text|         following day; for he was languid, and his flesh was spent.~
243 Text|           there lay in the oven a large trough in which they killed
244 Text|      Andrew to thee, and he shall lead thee forth out of this prison;
245     | least
246 Text|         it happened, as they were lending them away to kill them,
247 Text|        the deaf hear; He cleansed lepers, He changed water into wine;
248 Text|        when the executioners were lifting their hands against them,
249 Text|        journey thither before the limited period of the three days;
250 Text|           the Lord because He had listened to him in every work.~And
251 Text|          land; He is the Judge of living and dead; He it is who prepareth
252 Text|       this, said to the citizens: Look round now for him speaking
253 Text|     longer: for it was he who let loose the men out of the prison.
254 Text|        saying to us, Ye shall not lose one hair? Consider, then,
255 Text|           who called Abraham, who loved his son Isaac, who brought
256 Text|          Rise up, and go into the lower parts of the city, and you
257 Text|           drink the drug of their magical deception, and led him away
258 Text|         unto us, for here are the magicians who have gone into the prison,
259 Text|       double cave in the field of Mamre, where the body of Abraham
260 Text|          down and expired; and he marked the gate with the sign of
261 Text|      carpenter, and his mother is Mary, and his brothers James
262 Text|           Go along with us, O our master, lest perchance the wicked
263 Text|          think that it is through masterfulness that we do not give thee
264 Text|        Canaanites to the field of Mature, and cried outside of the
265 Text|          forsake me not, but send Michael Thy archangel in a cloud
266 Text|            having looked into the middle of the prison, saw a pillar
267 Text|           their hearts, and their minds were changed into human
268 Text|       whom I have hoped that this miracle should come upon this city,
269 Text|         and didst cause men to be mixed up with transgression; and
270 Text|         kill him, but come let us mock him in the distress of his
271 Text|           to preach, do not carry money in the journey, nor bread,
272 Text|        him, and left him till the morrow again. And the devil having
273 Text|     Joseph the carpenter, and his mother is Mary, and his brothers
274 Text|         breath into all, who gave motion to those things which moved
275 Text|        cloud set them down on the mountain where Peter was teaching,
276 Text|      motion to those things which moved not; He it is who called
277     | much
278     | myself
279 Text|          men shut up eating grass naked; and he beat his breast,
280 Text|           to the city, a stranger named Andrew, and kill him; for
281 Text|         Andrew answered and said: Nay, brother, He did them also
282     | neither
283     | never
284 Text|          fountain, because we are newly planted. And he did not
285 Text|    servant, how they have made me nigh to the brutes; for Thou
286 Text|            Perhaps he dies in the night, and we do not find him
287     | nobody
288 Text|           they laid hold of, they noted that day on which they laid
289     | nothing
290 Text|           produce more fruit, and nourish you, as the Lord has said.
291 Text|      prison, and having stretched oat His hand, said to Andrew:
292     | often
293     | once
294 Text|           the hands of the wicked ones. And straightway the knives
295 Text|           chief priests, not only openly, but also in secret, and
296 Text|          If, therefore, Thou hast ordained that the wicked men in this
297 Text|      Christ.~Then the holy Andrew ordered to be brought up all who
298 Text|           them, and gave them the ordinances of our Lord Jesus Christ,
299     | others
300     | ourselves
301     | over
302 Text|          food; what can sheep and oxen do for you? They will not
303 Text|       each might go away into the part that had fallen to him.
304 Text|           it not. For when he had partaken of their drug, his heart
305 Text|         up, and go into the lower parts of the city, and you shall
306 Text|          commanded me, saying, Be patient toward them. And the devil
307 Text|        thither before the limited period of the three days; but send
308 Text|         not mean to say that some persons have gone into the prison
309 Text|        down on the mountain where Peter was teaching, and they remained
310 Text|      after these things he drew a plan of a church, and he caused
311 Text|    fountain, because we are newly planted. And he did not comply with
312 Text|           learn my power, and the powerlessness of the devil working in
313 Text|       permit you to carry on this practice longer: for it was he who
314 Text|       stone, and am not worthy to praise the Lord, for the Lord fashioned
315 Text|         all the saints; and David praised Him with a song upon his
316 Text|    Matthias prayed; and after the prayer Andrew laid his hands upon
317 Text|            saying, When you go to preach, do not carry money in the
318 Text|     Andrew having risen up early, proceeded to the sea along with his
319 Text|        into this city, thou shalt proclaim my Gospel, and bring up
320 Text|     according as you eat it shall produce more fruit, and nourish
321 Text|         for I prudently listen to profitable words.~And when the boat
322 Text|        things which the Lord hath provided for us. Now, therefore,
323 Text|         him: I can bear it; for I prudently listen to profitable words.~
324 Text|           who are in this city be punished. And say not, I am stone,
325 Text|       from the earth; but you are pure, because that out of you
326 Text|        one of His angels, and was quiet. And Andrew ceased speaking;
327 Text|        thou war against the human race? Thou didst bring forth
328 Text|         thy exultation, thou that raisest thyself up against us, and
329     | rather
330 Text|          boat with all joy. For I really wish you, the disciples
331 Text|           were changed into human reason. Then Andrew answered them:
332 Text|         will do to thee. And they reasoned among themselves, saying:
333 Text|       fear, the Lord stood up and rebuked the winds, and there was
334 Text|         saying: Beloved Matthias, receive thy sight. And immediately
335 Text|           fishes, He made a crowd recline on the grass, and having
336 Text|     ceased speaking; and he also, reclining his head upon one of his
337 Text|      having beheld Jesus, did not recognise Him; for Jesus was hiding
338 Text|        which miracles, if I shall recount, thou wilt not be able to
339 Text|          to the test. And Andrew, recovering himself, said: Lord, I recognised
340 Text|         diet, that their soul may rejoice, and that they may forget
341 Text|         called Jesus; but my soul rejoices and exults, and not only
342 Text|          hast persuaded me now to relate to thee the miracles which
343 Text|         the prison. Let us go and release him, lest perchance we die.~
344 Text|      forty-nine women whom Andrew released from the prison. And the
345 Text|      Peter was teaching, and they remained beside him.~And Andrew,
346 Text|          days. But do Thou, Lord, remember that Thou wast three hours
347 Text|          the water, for they have repented. And I say to thee, that
348 Text|        straightway they went, and reported to the rulers of the city,
349 Text|         did not comply with their request, but said to them: I shall
350 Text|   testimony; but do ye go in, and rest until the time of the resurrection.
351 Text|        rest until the time of the resurrection. And having heard, they
352 Text|    commanded them, and the angels returned to Jesus: and He went up
353 Text|      purify, and read, and do not reverence the glorious words of God.
354 Text|     recognised thee that thou art righteous, and has become calm, and
355 Text|        heavens.~And Andrew having risen up early, proceeded to the
356 Text|           and sat down beside the rudder, and steered the boat. Then
357 Text|          And the citizens, having run in different directions,
358     | s
359 Text|          I say unto you, that the sacred places of your synagogue
360 Text|           desolate, in order that sacrifices may not be brought to them?
361 Text|          them: Go; for in truth I sag to you, that as you go,
362 Text|         this to thee because thou saidst, I shall not be able to
363 Text|          and put them in boats as sailors, that they may go away to
364 Text|        him, he stood up, and they saluted each other with a holy kiss;
365     | same
366 Text|           down in the prison, and sang. And it came to pass that,
367 Text| irrational brutes? And he says to Satan: Woe to thee, the devil,
368 Text|      Jesus Christ, who wishest to save every soul, that Thou hast
369 Text|          but endure, just as thou sawest me beaten, insulted, and
370 Text|        old man: I wonder how thou sayest, Have pity upon me; for
371 Text|         tortures and insults, and scatter thy flesh in the ways and
372 Text|         and stood before him, and scoffed at him. And the blessed
373 Text|        him; and having beheld the seal upon his forehead which
374 Text|        the gates of the city, and searched for the blessed one, and
375 Text|         me then brother; for thou seest the children, that they
376 Text|      fulfilled since Matthias was seized, the Lord appeared in the
377 Text|     craftsmen have sculptured, be separated from thy place, and come
378 Text|         like the cherubim and the seraphim which are in heaven. Then
379 Text|         have done to Matthias Thy servant, how they have made me nigh
380 Text|        god; and those priests who serve the temple purify themselves,
381 Text|    because thou hast done me this service. And the statue ceased flowing,
382 Text|         and found two hundred and seventeen; and they brought them to
383 Text|            and behold this is the seventeenth, and I have not seen such
384 Text|       were in all two hundred and seventy men and forty-nine women
385 Text|            and He it was in human shape a pilot in the boat; and
386 Text|         when he is dead, we shall share his body. And they did as
387 Text|   together to the same place, and shared among themselves the countries,
388 Text|      having beheld what happened, shed tears; and weeping, he looked
389 Text|           nor bread, nor bag, nor shoes, nor staff, nor two coats.
390 Text|    praying in the prison, a light shone, and there came forth out
391 Text|        those who give me of their silver and gold; for I am altogether
392 Text|        and his brothers James and Simon? And when we heard these
393 Text|        found Matthias sitting and singing; and seeing him, he stood
394 Text|         way a great fig-tree, and sit under the fig-tree, and
395 Text|        sea as I now see thee. For sixteen years have I sailed the
396 Text|          but gavest them up to be slain instead of thee. Therefore
397 Text|      looked, he saw his disciples sleeping on the ground: and he wakened
398 Text|          David praised Him with a song upon his harp. And we beheld
399 Text|      human voice, said, O foolish sons of Israel, not only has
400 Text|        drug to drink, prepared by sorcery and magic; and from drinking
401 Text|         behind him; and he was in sore distress.~And in the morning
402 Text|           words, Lord, which Thou spakest to us, confirming us, when
403 Text|         soul is in paradise, thus speaks He who fashioned than, who
404 Text|      Jesus Christ, that Thou hast speedily brought help to me. And
405 Text|        languid, and his flesh was spent.~And the Lord appeared in
406 Text|        temple, saw two sculptured sphinxes, one on the right and one
407 Text|         said: O man, who hast the spirit of inquisitiveness, why
408 Text|           believe not that I have spoken with Abraham, go away into
409 Text|         Jesus said to His angels: Spread your hands under him, and
410 Text|       turned, and saw great trees springing up, bearing fruit; and he
411 Text|           nor bag, nor shoes, nor staff, nor two coats. If, therefore,
412 Text|       exceeding great joy. And he stayed there seven days, teaching
413 Text|       down beside the rudder, and steered the boat. Then Andrew exhorted
414     | Stop
415 Text|         arisen, and the sea being stormy, so that the waves were
416 Text|     wonders; to whom be glory and strength for ever. Amen.~
417 Text|         in the prison, and having stretched oat His hand, said to Andrew:
418 Text|           said to the multitudes: Strike him on the mouth, that he
419 Text|         we bring him first to our superiors. And the officers went and
420 Text|         the earth was opened, and swallowed up the water, along with
421 Text|           holy things purify your synagogues, so that they also become
422 Text|       that out of you He gave the tables of the law. When the blessed
423     | taking
424 Text|         saw the devil, how he was talking to the multitudes; but the
425 Text|    mysteries which thou hast been taught, and the wonderful things
426 Text|        beheld what happened, shed tears; and weeping, he looked
427 Text|          and dishonourest us, and tellest our doings to the people
428 Text|         is a god? For if you have tested what has been said by the
429 Text|          the three patriarchs for testimony; but do ye go in, and rest
430 Text|                                   Text~About that time all the
431 Text|       execration and destruction, thinking in thyself that God will
432 Text|         to accomplish the journey thither before the limited period
433     | though
434 Text|          those that ate were five thousand men, and they were filled:
435 Text|           Lord Jesus sitting on a throne of glory, and all the angels
436 Text|        they laid hold of him, and tied a ticket to his right hand,
437 Text|          behind him, and left him till the morrow again. And the
438 Text|           that we may eat them up to-day. And let us go to-morrow,
439 Text|          up to-day. And let us go to-morrow, and bring together all
440 Text|           dog shall bark with his tongue against you. And there were
441 Text|        his head, his death is not torture; and if we burn him, he
442     | toward
443 Text|           we knew Him not; for He transformed Himself as if He were a
444 Text|           men to be mixed up with transgression; and the Lord was enraged,
445 Text|      Andrew turned, and saw great trees springing up, bearing fruit;
446 Text|           whether the things were true or not. And there went in
447 Text|          said to them: Go; for in truth I sag to you, that as you
448 Text|        down to sleep in the boat, trying us; for He was not fast
449 Text|        words shall not pass away. Turn thyself then, Andrew, and
450 Text|          fell asleep.~And Andrew, turning round to the Lord, not knowing
451 Text|           do not according to our unbelief, and according to what we
452 Text|       called Jesus, wherefore the unbelieving Jews did not believe in
453 Text|     having gone up to the statue, unfolded his hands seven times, and
454     | unless
455 Text|            so that the waves were uplifted, and came under the sail
456 Text|         is for the sake of taking vengeance upon thee.~Then he stood
457     | very
458 Text|    sleeping on the ground: and he wakened them, and said to them:
459 Text|      inquire of them whether they want to go to land, and thyself
460 Text|    punishment? how long dost thou war against the human race?
461 Text|          scatter thy flesh in the ways and the streets, and thy
462 Text|           hearts were turned into weakness. And Jesus, having known
463 Text|         voice saying: Andrew, why weepest thou? And it was the voice
464 Text|          in the boat, for we were weighed down by a most heavy sleep;
465 Text|        the apostles in all things whatsoever they shall ask you. These
466 Text|     disciple of Him called Jesus, wherefore the unbelieving Jews did
467     | wherein
468     | wherever
469 Text|          fast asleep. And a great wind having arisen, and the sea
470 Text|         my Lord Jesus Christ, who wishest to save every soul, that
471     | within
472 Text|           sheep into the midst of wolves? They straightway brought
473 Text|       seen God associating with a woman? Is not this the son of
474 Text|        and said to the old man: I wonder how thou sayest, Have pity
475 Text|        powerlessness of the devil working in them.~Then Andrew rose
476 Text|        country, and hast made our workshops and our temples to become
477 Text|    following Jesus, said to us, O wretches, why do you walk with him
478     | yourselves