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The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs 76

1 min 4 verses Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VIII (translated by Rev. Dr. Sinker, 1870), public domain. Chapters are numbered in order from Reuben 1 to Benjamin 12, and verse numbers are this archive's own sentence divisions.

Zebulun 8

In the last days God sendeth His compassion on the earth and dwelleth in him who hath bowels of mercy.

H1🔗ave therefore yourselves also, my children, compassion towards every man with mercy, that the Lord also may have compassion upon you, and have mercy upon you; because also in the last days God sendeth His compassion on the earth, and wheresoever He findeth bowels of mercy, He dwelleth in him.

2🔗 For how much compassion a man hath upon his neighbours, so much also hath the Lord upon him.

3🔗 For when we went down into Egypt, Joseph bore no malice against us, and when he saw me he was filled with compassion.

4🔗 And looking towards him, do ye also, my children, approve yourselves without malice, and love one another; and reckon not each one the evil of his brother, for this breaketh unity, and divideth all kindred, and troubleth the soul: for he who beareth malice hath not bowels of mercy.

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1

In the last days God sendeth His compassion on the earth and dwelleth in him who hath bowels of mercy.

2

The amount of compassion a man hath upon his neighbours equals the compassion the Lord hath upon him.

3

When they went down into Egypt, Joseph bore no malice and was filled with compassion when he saw the speaker.

4

Reckoning each one the evil of his brother breaketh unity, divideth all kindred, and troubleth the soul.

5

Children must approve themselves without malice and love one another, for he who beareth malice hath not bowels of mercy.

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