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The Testament of Our Lord

II. 25

[CONCLUSION]

When ye the faithful accomplish these things, teach and instruct one another, causing the catechumens to make progress, as loving all men‘; ye do not® perish, but will be in Me and I will be among you.®

But alway let the faithful take care that before he eat he partake of the Eucharist,’ that he may be incapable of receiving injury.

When ye teach these things and keep [them], ye shall be saved, and evil heresy ® shall not prevail against you.

Lo, then, I have taught you now all [things] that ye desire; and those things® which I have spoken with you [of] from the beginning, and have taught and commanded you before I should suffer, ye know.

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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 This is not the Ge'ez: the Ethiopic version of this work was unpublished when they wrote and has no public-domain English still.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.