Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 237
speech of my master Kefa; but rather I meant to honor him by
doing this. For he is a man of Elohim, full of all knowledge,
who is not ignorant even of Greek learning, because he is filled
with the Ruach of Elohim, to whom nothing is unknown. But
because it is suitable to him to speak of heavenly things, I shall
answer concerning those things which pertain to the babbling
of the Greeks. But after we have disputed in the Grecian manner,
and we have come to that point where no issue appears,
then he himself, as filled with the knowledge of Elohim, shall
openly and clearly disclose to us the truth on all matters, so
that not we only, but also all who are around us as hearers
shall learn the way of truth. And therefore now let him sit as
umpire; and when either of us shall yield, then let him, taking
up the matter, g
Chapter VI: The Other Side of the Question Stated
When Niceta had thus spoken, those who had assembled
heard is the most approved talmid of Him who appeared in
Juda
stood gazing upon him with great fear and veneration, as conferring
upon Yahweh the honor of His good servant. Which
ttention,
holding an impartial judgment of what shall be said by
each; and after their encounter we also shall add what may
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down, my father, that the world is not governed by the providence
of Elohim, but that all things are subject to genesis,
whether the things which relate to the dispositions, or those
which relate to the doings of every one. This I could answer
immediately; but because it is right to observe order, we also
lay down what we hold, as you yourself requested should be
done. I say that the world is governed by the providence of
Elohim, at least in those things which need His government.
For He it is alone who holds all things in His hand, who also
made the world; the just Yahweh, who shall at some time