The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs 20
Levi 4
When the rocks are rent and the sun is quenched, unbelieving men will still abide in their iniquity under judgment. Themes: Divine Judgment and the Flood
1ow, therefore, know that the Lord will execute judgment upon the sons of men; because when the rocks are rent, and the sun quenched, and the waters dried up, and the fire trembling, and all creation troubled, and the invisible spirits melting away, and the grave spoiled in the suffering of the Most High, men unbelieving will abide in their iniquity, therefore with punishment shall they be judged.
2 Therefore the Most High hath heard thy prayer, to separate thee from iniquity, and that thou shouldest become to Him a son, and a servant, and a minister of His presence.
3 A shining light of knowledge shalt thou shine in Jacob, and as the sun shalt thou be to all the seed of Israel.
4 And a blessing shall be given to thee, and to all thy seed, until the Lord shall visit all the heathen in the tender mercies of His Son, even for ever.
5 Nevertheless thy sons shall lay hands upon Him to crucify Him; and therefore have counsel and understanding been given thee, that thou mightest instruct thy sons concerning Him, because he that blesseth Him shall be blessed, but they that curse Him shall perish.
Did You Know?
When the rocks are rent and the sun is quenched, unbelieving men will still abide in their iniquity under judgment.
Invisible spirits melt away and the grave is spoiled in the suffering of the Most High at judgment.
The Most High heard the prayer to separate from iniquity and become a son, servant, and minister of His presence.
Thou shalt shine in Jacob as a shining light of knowledge and as the sun to all the seed of Israel.
Thy sons shall lay hands upon Him to crucify Him, yet he that blesseth Him shall be blessed.
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