Book V - Snyder Bible

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good and evil; and that all things are subjected to good by the
Father; and why, and how, and whence evil is, and that it cooperates
with good, but not with a good purpose; and what
are the signs of good, and what those of evil; and what is the
difference between duality and conjunction. The seventh,
what are the things which the twelve shlichim treated of in the
presence of the people in the temple. The eighth, concerning
the words of Yahweh which seem to be contradictory, but are
not; and what is the explanation of them. The ninth, that Torah
which has been given by Yahweh is righteous and perfect, and
that it alone can make pure. The tenth, concerning the carnal
birth of men, and concerning the generation which is by mikvah;
and what is the succession of carnal seed in man; and
what is the account of his spirit, and how the freedom of the
will is in it, which, seeing it is not unbegotten, but made, could
not be immoveable from good. Concerning these several subjects,
therefore, whatever Kefa discoursed at Caesarea, according
to his command, as I have said, I have sent you written in
ten volumes. But on the next day, as had been determined, we
set out from Caesarea with some faithful men, who had resolved
to accompany Kefa.