Book V - Snyder Bible

The Preaching of Simeon Kefa 29
countrymen and his brethren, evidently indicating that he was
horrified at the wrong that had been done to him.
Chapter XI: Departure of Bar-Naba
that man who you say has appeared, and I will arrange your
sayings in my language, and will preach the kingdom and righteousness
of Almighty Yahweh; and after that, if you wish it, I
shall even sail along with you, for I am extremely desirous to
see Judaea, and it could be that I shall remain with you al-
country, and to learn those things which you desire, set sail
with me even now; or, if there be anything that detains you
now, I shall leave with you directions to my dwelling, so that
when you please to come you may easily find me; for tomor-
rmined,
I went down with him to the harbor, and carefully took
from him the directions which he gave me to find his dwelling.
I told him that, but for the necessity of getting some money
which was due to me, I should not at all delay, but that I
should speedily follow him. Having told him this, I commended
him to the kindness of those who had charge of the
ship, and returned sad; for I was possessed of the memory of
the discourse which I had had with an excellent guest and a
choice friend.
Chapter XII: to
Kefa
Having then stopped for a few days, and having in some
measure finished the business of collecting what was owing to
me (for I neglected many things through my desire of hastening,
that I might not be hindered from my purpose), I set sail
directly for Judaea, and after fifteen days landed at Caesarea
Stratonis, which is the largest city in Yisrael. When I had
landed, and was seeking for an inn, I learned from the conversation
of the people, that one Kefa, a most approved talmid of
Him who appeared in Judaea, and showed many signs and mi-