Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 157
triumphed over him, fled for fear of his snares, lest he should
destroy me by
They intimated also that he mainly stayed at Tripolis.
Chapter LXXIV: Farewell to Caesarea
Kefa therefore ordered the letter to be read to the people;
and after the reading of it, he addressed them and gave them
full instructions about everything, but especially that they
should obey Zacchai, whom he had ordained overseer over
them. Also he commended the elders and the attendants to the
people, and not less the people to them. And then, announcing
that he shou mmend
you to the grace of Yahweh, being about to depart to-
months which he spent at Caesarea, for the sake of instruction,
whatever he discoursed of in the presence of the people in the
day-time, he explained more fully and perfectly in the night, in
private to us, as more faithful and completely approved by
him. And at the same time he commanded me, because he understood
that I carefully stored in my memory what I heard, to
commit to writing whatever seemed worthy of record, and to
send it to you, my master , as also I did, in obedience to
The first book, therefore, of those that I formerly sent to
you, contains an account of Yahshua, and of the peculiarity of
the understanding of Torah, according to what the tradition of
Moshe teaches. The second contains an account of the beginning,
and whether there be one beginning or many, and that
Torah of the Hebrews knows what immensity is. The third,
concerning Yahweh, and those things that have been ordained
by Him. The fourth, that though there are many that are called
elohim, there is but one true Elohim, according to the testimonies
of the Scriptures. The fifth, that there are two heavens,
one of which is that visible firmament which shall pass away,
but the other is eternal and invisible. The sixth, concerning