Book V - Snyder Bible

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Chapter XXIII: A Miracle.
these words, immediately bathed in tears, fell upon my mother,
who had fallen down, and began to kiss her. For as soon as
I heard, by degrees I recalled her countenance to my memory;
and the longer I gazed, the more familiar it grew to me. Meantime
a great multitude assembled, hearing that the woman
who used to sit and beg was recognized by her son, who was a
good man. And when we wished to sail hastily away from the
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should bid farewell to the woman who took me in; for she is
poor, and paralytic, and bedridd
were present heard this, they admired the goodness and prudence
of the woman; and immediately Kefa ordered some to
go and to bring the woman in her bed as she lay. And when
she had been brought, and placed in the midst of the crowd,
confirming the faith of all those who stand by, that they may
know and believe that there is one Yahweh, who made heaven
and earth, in the name of Yahshua HaMoshiach, His Son, let
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whole, and fell down at Kefas feet; and greeting her friend and
acquaintance with kisses asked of her what was the meaning
of it all. But she shortly related to her the whole proceeding of
the Recognition, so that the crowds standing around wondered.
Chapter XXIV: Departure from Aradus
Then Kefa, so far as he could, and as time permitted, addressed
the crowds on the faith of Elohim, and the commandments
of Torah; and then added, that if any one wished to
know more accurately about these things, he should come to
months, and to teach fully the things which pertain to salva-
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