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The Testament of Our Lord

I. 14

I have told you these things, therefore, that wherever ye go, ye may test the souls that are holy,? and tell them those things which are fitting and right, and those things which are about to be,* and all those things which, before I was > glorified,® I gave you in commandment,’ so that believing [them] they may truly live® From henceforth shall be® the beginning of travail,’® and the mystery of destruction." Turning therefore to the Church,” setting right, duly ordering, and arranging, and doing all things in uprightness and holiness, speak to every man as is helpful to him, so that your Father which is in heaven may be glorified1® Be ye wise, that ye may persuade those who are in captivity to error,® and those who are sunk in ignorance, that coming to the knowledge of! God, and living piously and purely, they may praise My Father and your God.}8

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Text. James Cooper and Arthur John Maclean, Edinburgh, 1902. Public domain by age. The Testamentum Domini from the Syriac, recovered from the scan by the word coordinates. This is not the Ge'ez: the Ethiopic version of this work was unpublished when they wrote and has no public-domain English still. Their chapter numbers are the ones printed. Not audited.