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Testament of Judah 3:46

Know, therefore, my children, that two spirits wait upon man-the spirit of truth and the spirit of deceit.

Testament of Judah 4:1

AND now, my children, I command you, love Levi, that ye may abide, and exalt not yourselves against him, lest ye be utterly destroyed.

Testament of Judah 4:13

Until the appearing of the God of righteousness, that Jacob, and all the Gentiles may rest in peace.

Testament of Judah 4:14

And He shall guard the might of my kingdom for ever; for the Lord aware to me with an oath that He would not destroy the kingdom from my seed for ever.

Testament of Judah 4:15

Now I have much grief, my children, because of your lewdness and witchcrafts, and idolatries which ye shall practise against the kingdom, following them that have familiar spirits, diviners, and demons of error.

Testament of Judah 4:26

Then shall the sceptre of my kingdom shine forth; and from your root shall arise a stem; and from it shall grow a rod of righteousness to the Gentiles, to judge and to save all that call upon the Lord.

Testament of Issachar 1:9

Now there were two apples; and Leah said to Rachel: Let it suffice thee that thou hast taken my husband: wilt thou take these also?

Testament of Issachar 1:15

And my father deceived me, and removed me on that night, and did not suffer Jacob to see me; for had I been there, this had not happened to him.

Testament of Issachar 1:20

For He knew that for the sake of children she wished to company with Jacob, and not for lust of pleasure.

Testament of Issachar 1:23

For though she desired them, she cat them not, but offered them in the house of the Lord, presenting them to the priest of the Most High who was at that time.

Testament of Issachar 1:25

And my father blessed me, for he saw that I walked in rectitude before him.

Testament of Issachar 1:30

And the Lord increased ten thousandfold His benefits in my hands; and also Jacob, my father, knew that God aided my singleness.

Testament of Issachar 1:32

And now, hearken to me, my children, and walk in singleness of your heart, for I have seen in it all that is well-pleasing to the Lord. '

Testament of Issachar 1:44

And do ye therefore obey them, and walk in the singleness of your father; for unto Gad hath it been given to destroy the troops that are coming upon Israel.

Testament of Issachar 2:1

KNOW ye therefore, my children, that in the last times your sons will forsake singleness, and will cleave unto insatiable desire.

Testament of Issachar 2:4

And do you therefore give these commands to your children, that, if they sin, they may the more quickly return to the Lord; For He is merciful, and will deliver them, even to bring them back into their land.

Testament of Issachar 2:8

I coveted not any desirable thing that was my neighbour's.

Testament of Issachar 2:17

And having said these things, he commanded his sons that they should carry him up to Hebron, and bury him there in the cave with his fathers.

Testament of Zebulun 1:5

I am not conscious that I have sinned all my days, save in thought.

Testament of Zebulun 1:6

Nor yet do I remember that I have done any iniquity, except the sin of ignorance which I committed against Joseph; for I covenanted with my brethren not to tell my father what had been done.

Testament of Zebulun 1:7

But I wept in secret many days on account of Joseph, for I feared my brethren, because they had all agreed that if any one should declare the secret, he should be slain.

Testament of Zebulun 1:15

For for this cause the Lord forbade that water should rise up in them in order that Joseph should be preserved.

Testament of Zebulun 1:15

For for this cause the Lord forbade that water should rise up in them in order that Joseph should be preserved.

Testament of Zebulun 1:19

We will not eat of it, for it is the price of our brother's blood, but we will assuredly tread it under foot, because he said that he would be king over us, and so let us see what will become of his dreams.

Testament of Zebulun 1:20

Therefore it is written in the writing of the law of Moses, that whosoever will not raise up seed to his brother, his sandal should be unloosed, and they should spit in his face.

Testament of Zebulun 1:21

And the brethren of Joseph wished not that their brother should live, and the Lord loosed from them the sandal which they wore against Joseph their brother.

Testament of Zebulun 1:24

For after this the Egyptians heard all the evils that they had done to Joseph.

Testament of Zebulun 1:27

But when they saw that I did not eat, they set me to watch him, till he was sold to the Ishmaelites.

Testament of Zebulun 1:28

And when Reuben came and heard that while he was away Joseph had been sold, he rent his garments, and mourning, said:

Testament of Zebulun 1:31

But Reuben was grieved, and ate no food that day.

Testament of Zebulun 1:35

Now Simeon took the coat, and would not give it up, for he wished to rend it with his sword, as he was angry that Joseph lived and that he had not slain him.

Testament of Zebulun 1:35

Now Simeon took the coat, and would not give it up, for he wished to rend it with his sword, as he was angry that Joseph lived and that he had not slain him.

Testament of Zebulun 1:36

Then we all rose up and said unto him: If thou givest not up the coat, we will say to our father that thou alone didst this evil thing in Israel.

Testament of Zebulun 2:11

Wherefore also the Lord satisfied me with abundance of fish when catching fish; for he that shareth with his neighbour receiveth manifold more from the Lord.

Testament of Zebulun 2:16

Do you, therefore, my children, from that which God bestoweth upon you, show compassion and mercy without hesitation to all men, and give to every man with a good heart.

Testament of Zebulun 2:17

And if ye have not the wherewithal to give to him that needeth, have compassion for him in bowels of mercy.

Testament of Zebulun 2:18

I know that my hand found not the wherewithal to give to him that needed, and I walked with him weeping for seven furlongs, and my bowels yearned towards him in compassion.

Testament of Zebulun 2:18

I know that my hand found not the wherewithal to give to him that needed, and I walked with him weeping for seven furlongs, and my bowels yearned towards him in compassion.

Testament of Zebulun 2:19

Have, therefore, yourselves also, my children, compassion towards every man with mercy, that the Lord also may have compassion and mercy upon you.

Testament of Zebulun 2:28

For I have learnt in the writing of my fathers, that ye shall be divided in Israel, and ye shall follow two kings, and shall work every abomination.

Testament of Zebulun 2:36

And now, my children, grieve not that I am dying, nor be cast down in that I am coming to my end.

Testament of Zebulun 2:36

And now, my children, grieve not that I am dying, nor be cast down in that I am coming to my end.

Testament of Dan 1:3

I have proved in my heart, and in my whole life, that truth

Testament of Dan 1:4

I confess, therefore, this day to you, my children, that in my heart I resolved on the death of Joseph my brother, the true and good man. .

Testament of Dan 1:5

And I rejoiced that he was sold, because his father loved him more than us.

Testament of Dan 1:8

Now this is the spirit of anger that persuaded me to crush Joseph as a leopard crusheth a kid.

Testament of Dan 1:9

But the God of my fathers did not suffer him to fall into my hands, so that I should find him alone and slay him, and cause a second tribe to be destroyed in Israel.

Testament of Dan 1:10

And now, my children, behold I am dying, and I tell you of a truth, that unless ye keep yourselves from the spirit of lying and of anger, and love truth and longsuffering, ye shall perish.

Testament of Dan 1:16

And the body of the angry man it maketh its own, and over his soul it getteth the mastery, and it bestoweth upon the body power that it may work all iniquity.

Testament of Dan 1:18

Therefore he that is wrathful, if he be a mighty man, hath a threefold power in his anger: one by the help of his servants; and a second by his wealth, whereby he persuadeth and overcometh wrongfully; and thirdly, having his own natural power he worketh thereby the evil.

Testament of Dan 1:19

And though the wrathful man be weak, yet hath he a power twofold of that which is by nature; for wrath ever aideth such in lawlessness.

Testament of Dan 1:20

This spirit goeth always with lying at the right hand of Satan, that with cruelty and lying his works may be wrought.

Testament of Dan 1:21

Understand ye, therefore, the power of wrath, that it is vain.

Testament of Dan 1:24

For first it pleaseth the hearing, and so maketh the mind keen to perceive the grounds for provocation; and then being enraged, he thinketh that he is justly angry.

Testament of Dan 1:25

If ye fall into any loss or ruin, my children, be not afflicted; for this very spirit maketh a man desire that which is perishable, in order that he may be enraged through the affliction.

Testament of Dan 1:25

If ye fall into any loss or ruin, my children, be not afflicted; for this very spirit maketh a man desire that which is perishable, in order that he may be enraged through the affliction.

Testament of Dan 2:1

OBSERVE, therefore, my children, the commandments of the Lord, and keep His law; depart from wrath, and hate lying, that the Lord may dwell among you, and Beliar may flee from you.

Testament of Dan 2:4

I know that in the last days ye shall depart from the Lord, and ye shall provoke Levi unto anger, and fight against Judah; but ye shall not prevail against them, for an angel of the Lord shall guide them both; for by them shall Israel stand.

Testament of Dan 2:6

For I have read in the book of Enoch, the righteous, that your prince is Satan, and that all the spirits of wickedness and pride will conspire to attend constantly on the sons of Levi, to cause them to sin before the Lord.

Testament of Dan 2:6

For I have read in the book of Enoch, the righteous, that your prince is Satan, and that all the spirits of wickedness and pride will conspire to attend constantly on the sons of Levi, to cause them to sin before the Lord.

Testament of Dan 2:11

And execute an everlasting vengeance on our enemies; and the captivity shall he take from Beliar the souls of the saints, and turn disobedient hearts unto the Lord, and give to them that call upon him eternal peace.

Testament of Dan 2:15

Draw near unto God and unto the angel that intercedeth for you, for he is a mediator between God and man, and for the peace of Israel he shall stand up against the kingdom of the enemy.

Testament of Dan 2:16

Therefore is the enemy eager to destroy all that call upon the Lord.

Testament of Dan 2:17

For he knoweth that upon the day on which Israel shall repent, the kingdom of the enemy shall be brought to an end.

Testament of Dan 2:18

For the very angel of peace shall strengthen Israel, that it fall not into the extremity of evil. 19 And it shall be in the time of the lawlessness of Israel, that the Lord will not depart from them, but will transform them into a nation that doeth His will, for none of the angels will be equal unto him.

Testament of Dan 2:18

For the very angel of peace shall strengthen Israel, that it fall not into the extremity of evil. 19 And it shall be in the time of the lawlessness of Israel, that the Lord will not depart from them, but will transform them into a nation that doeth His will, for none of the angels will be equal unto him.

Testament of Dan 2:18

For the very angel of peace shall strengthen Israel, that it fall not into the extremity of evil. 19 And it shall be in the time of the lawlessness of Israel, that the Lord will not depart from them, but will transform them into a nation that doeth His will, for none of the angels will be equal unto him.

Testament of Dan 2:22

And the things which ye have heard from your father, do ye also impart to your children that the Saviour of the Gentiles may receive you; for he is true and long-suffering, meek and lowly, and teacheth by his works the law of God.

Testament of Dan 2:26

And his sons buried him, and after that they carried up his bones, and placed them near Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob.

Testament of Dan 2:27

Nevertheless, Dan prophesied unto them that they should forget their God, and should be alienated from the land of their inheritance and from the race of Israel, and from the family of their seed.

Testament of Naphtali 1:4

And as he glorified the Lord, he grew strong and said that after yesterday's feast he should die.

Testament of Naphtali 1:12

And next she bore Bilhah, saying: My daughter hastens after what is new, for immediately that she was born she seized the breast and hastened to suck it.

Testament of Naphtali 1:19

And as there is a division between light and darkness, between seeing and hearing, so also is there a division between man and man, and between woman and woman; and it is not to be said that the one is like the other either in face or in mind.

Testament of Naphtali 1:26

But ye shall not be so, my children, recognizing in the firmament, in the earth, and in the sea, and in all created things, the Lord who made all things, that ye become not as Sodom, which changed the order of nature.

Testament of Naphtali 1:28

These things I say unto you, my children, for I have read in the writing of Enoch that ye yourselves also shall depart from the Lord, walking according to all the lawlessness of the Gentiles, and ye shall do according to all the wickedness of Sodom.

Testament of Naphtali 1:31

And it shall be, that after that they come into the land of their fathers, they shall again forget the Lord and become ungodly.

Testament of Naphtali 1:31

And it shall be, that after that they come into the land of their fathers, they shall again forget the Lord and become ungodly.

Testament of Naphtali 1:32

And the Lord shall scatter them upon the face of all the earth, until the compassion of the Lord shall come, a man working righteousness and working mercy unto all them that are afar off, and to them that are near.

Testament of Naphtali 1:32

And the Lord shall scatter them upon the face of all the earth, until the compassion of the Lord shall come, a man working righteousness and working mercy unto all them that are afar off, and to them that are near.

Testament of Naphtali 2:1

FOR in the fortieth year of my life, I saw a vision on the Mount of Olives, on the east of Jerusalem, that the sun and the moon were standing still.

Testament of Naphtali 2:2

And behold Isaac, the father of my father, said to us; Run and lay hold of them, each one according to his strength; and to him that seizeth them will the sun and moon belong.

Testament of Naphtali 2:19

These two dreams I told to my father; and he said to me: These things must be fulfilled in their season, after that Israel hath endured many things.

Testament of Naphtali 2:20

Then my father saith unto me: I believe God that Joseph liveth, for I see always that the Lord numbereth him with you.

Testament of Naphtali 2:20

Then my father saith unto me: I believe God that Joseph liveth, for I see always that the Lord numbereth him with you.

Testament of Naphtali 2:21

And he said, weeping: Ah me, my son Joseph, thou livest, though I behold thee not, and thou seest not Jacob that begat thee.

Testament of Naphtali 2:22

He caused me also, therefore, to weep by these words, and I burned in my heart to declare that Joseph had been sold, but I feared my brethren.

Testament of Naphtali 2:24

Do ye also, therefore, charge your children that they be united to Levi and to Judah; for through them shall salvation arise unto Israel, and in them shall Jacob be blessed.

Testament of Naphtali 2:26

If ye work that which is good, my children, both men and angels shall bless you; and God shall be glorified among the Gentiles through you, and the devil shall flee from you, and the wild beasts shall fear you, and the Lord shall love you, and the angels shall cleave to you.

Testament of Naphtali 2:28

But him that doeth not that which is good, both angels and men shall curse, and God shall be dishonoured among the Gentiles through him, and the devil shall make him as his own peculiar instrument, and every wild beast shall master him, and the Lord shall hate him.

Testament of Naphtali 2:28

But him that doeth not that which is good, both angels and men shall curse, and God shall be dishonoured among the Gentiles through him, and the devil shall make him as his own peculiar instrument, and every wild beast shall master him, and the Lord shall hate him.

Testament of Naphtali 2:33

Be ye therefore wise in God, my children, and prudent, understanding the order of His commandments, and the laws of every word, that the Lord may love you,

Testament of Naphtali 2:34

And when he had charged them with many such words, he exhorted them that they should remove his bones to Hebron, and that they should bury him with his fathers.

Testament of Naphtali 2:34

And when he had charged them with many such words, he exhorted them that they should remove his bones to Hebron, and that they should bury him with his fathers.

Testament of Naphtali 2:36

And his sons did according to all that Naphtali their Father had commanded them.

Testament of Gad 1:6

And Joseph told our father that the sons of Zilpah and Bilhah were slaying the best of the flock and eating them against the judgement of Reuben and Judah.

Testament of Gad 1:7

For he saw that I had delivered a lamb out of the mouth of a bear, and put the bear to death; but had slain the lamb, being grieved concerning it that it could not live, and that we had eaten it.

Testament of Gad 1:7

For he saw that I had delivered a lamb out of the mouth of a bear, and put the bear to death; but had slain the lamb, being grieved concerning it that it could not live, and that we had eaten it.

Testament of Gad 1:7

For he saw that I had delivered a lamb out of the mouth of a bear, and put the bear to death; but had slain the lamb, being grieved concerning it that it could not live, and that we had eaten it.

Testament of Gad 1:8

And regarding this matter I was wroth with Joseph until the day that he was sold.

Testament of Gad 1:9

And the spirit of hatred was in me, and I wished not either to hear of Joseph with the ears, or see him with the eyes, because he rebuked us to our faces saying that we were eating of the flock without Judah.