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bring us not into temptation. but deliver us
from the evil one: for Thine is the power and the
glory forever. Three times in the day pray ye
thus
CHAPTER TX.
Now concerning the Eucharist, thus give
thanks; first, concerning the cup: We thank
Thee, our Father, for the holy vine of David thy
servant which thou hast made known to us
through Jesus thy servant; to Thee be the glory
forever. And concerning the broken bread: We
thank Thee, our Father, for the life and the
knowledge which Thou hast made known to us
through Jesus Thy servant to Thee be the glory
forever. Just as this broken bread was scat
tered over the hills and having been gathered
together became one, so let Thy church be gath
cred together from the ends of the earth into Thy
kingaop for Thine is the glory and the power
through Jesus Christ forever. But let no one eat
or drink of your Eucharist except those bap-
tfged into the Lords name; for in regard to this
the Lord hath said: Give not that which is
holy to the dogs.
CHAPTER X.
Now after We are filed thus do We give
thanks We thank Thee, Holy Father, for Thy
holy name, which Thou has caused to dwell in
our hearts and for the knowledge and faith,
and Immortality which Thou hast made known
to us through Jesus Thy servant; to Thee be the
glory forever Thou, Almighty Master, didst
create all things for Thy names sake; both food
and drink Thou didst give to men for enjoyment,
in order that they might give thanks to Thee;
but to us Thou hast graciously given spiritual
food and drink, and eternal life through Thy
servant Before all things, we thank Thee that
Thou art powerful; to Thee be the glory forever.
Remember, Lord, Thy church, to deliver it from
every evil, and to make it perfect in Thy love,
and gather it from the four winds, it, the sancti-
fed, into Thy kingdom, which Thou hast pre-
pared for it; for Thine is the power and
Che glory forever. Let grace come and let
this world pass away. Hosanna to
Che Son of David! Whoever is holy, let him come;
whoever is not let him repent Maranatha.
Amen. But permit the prophets to give thanks
as much as they will
CHAPTER XII.
Now whoever cometh and teacheth you all
these things, before spoken, receive him. But if
the teacher himself turn aside and teach another
teaching, so as to overthrow this, do not hear
aim; but if he teach as to promote righteous
ness and knowledge of the Lord, receive him as
che Lord. But in regard to the apostles and
prophets according to the ordinance of the Cos
pei, so do ye And every apostle who cometh to
you, let him be received as the Lord; but he
shall not remain more than one day; if however,
there be need, then the next day; but if he re-
main three days, he is false prophet. But
when the apostle departeth let him take nothing
except bread enough till he lodge again; but if
he ask money, he is false prohet And every
prophet who speaketh in the spirit, we shall not
cry nor judge; for every sin shall be forgiven,
but this sin shall not be forgiven. But not
every one that speaketh IN the spirit is
prophet, but only if he have the ways of the
Lord. So from their ways shall the false prophet
and the prophet be known And no prophet
who orders a meal, in the spirit, eateth of it,
unless indeed he is false prophet: and every
prophet who teacheth the truth, if he do not
that which he teacheth, is a false prophet. But
every prophet, proved true, acting with view
to the mystery of the church on earth, but not
teaching others to do all that he himself doeth,
shall not be judged among you; for with God he
hath his Judgment; for so did the ancient
prophets also But whoever, in the spirit. says:
Give me money, or something else, we shall not
hear him. but if for others in need he bids you
give, let no one judge him.
CHAPTER XII.
But let everyone that cometh in the Lords
name be received, but afterward We shall test
and know him; for we shall have understanding,
right and left. If he who comes is traveller,
help him much as We cam but he shall not re-
main with you, unless for two or three days if
th9re be necessity. But if he will take zap his
abode among you, being an artisan, let him work
and so eat; but if he have no trade provide &C
r9rding to your understanding that no idler live
with you as a Christian But if he will not act
according to this, he is one who makes gain out
of Christi beware of such.
CHAPTER XIII.
But every true prophet who will settle among
you is worthy of his support. Likewise a true
teacher he also is worthy, like the workman, of
his support Every first fruit, then, of the
products of wine press and threShng- floor of
oxen and of sheep, thou shalt take and give to
the prophets for they your high priests.
But if We have no prophet give it to the poor
of it and give according to the commandment.
In like manner when thou openest jar of wine
or oil, take the first of it and give to the
prophets and of money and clothing and every
possession take the first, seems right to thee,
and give according to the commandment
CHAPTER XIV
But on the Lords day do We assemble and
break bread, and give thanks, after confessing
your transgressions in order that your sacrifice
may be pure. But every one that hath contro-
with of inn pNfa
with you, until they be reconciled that your
sacrifice may not be profaned. For this is that
which was spoken by the Lord; AT every place
and time bring me a pure sacrifice; for a great
king am |, saith the Lord, and my name is mar
Vicious among the nations
CHAPTER XIV.
Now appoint for yourselves bishops and dea-
cons worthy of the Lord, men meek and not
avaricious and upright and proved; for they
too render you the service of the prophets and
teachers. Despise them not, therefore, for
they are the ones who are honored of you, to-
gether with the prophets and teachers
And reprove one another, not in anger, but in
peace, We have it in the gospel; and to every
one who erreth against another, let no one
speak, nor let him hear anything from you until
he repent But your prayers and your aims and
all your deeds so do we, as ye have it in the gos
pei of our Lord.
CHAPTER XVI
Watch for your life's sake; let your lamps not
go out, and your loins not be relaxed, but be
ready; for We know not the hour in which our
Lord cometh. But We shall come together often
and seek the things which beft your souls for
the whole time of your faith thus far will not
profit you, if you do not become perfect in the
last time For in the last days the false prophets
and the corruptors shall be multiplied and the
sheep shall be turned into wolves, and love
shall be turned into hate; for when lawlessness
increaseth they shall hate one another and shall
persecute and shall deliver up, and then shall
appear the world,deceiver as the Son of God
and shall do signs and wonders, and the earth
shall be given into his hands, and he shall com
init iniquities which have never yet been done
since the beginning. Then all created men shall
come into the fire of trial. and many shall be
made to stumble, and shall perish But they
that endure in their faith shall be saved from