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Apocrypha of the New Testament

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Introductory Notice to Apocrypha of the New Testament.

[1632] Or, twelve.

[1633] One of themss. adds: Seeing that he had not a wife, and not wishing to slight the order of the high priest.

[1634] One of themss. inserts: To the number of three thousand.

[1635] See Protev. James 8.

[1636] Another and more probable reading is: And this was Joseph’s rod; and he was of an abject appearance, seeing that he was old, and he would not ask back his rod, lest perchance he might be forced to receive her.

[1637] Or, hyacinth.

Chapter 9.

[1638] Luke i. 28.

Chapter 10.

[1639] Another reading is: The Holy Spirit.

Chapter 13.

[1640] Luke ii. 1-6.

[1641] Gen. xii. 3.

[1642] See Alford’s Greek Testament on Luke ii. 14. [So Rev. Version, following the weight of manuscript authority.—R.]

[1643] Or Zelemi.

[1644] Luke ii. 8-12.

Chapter 14.

[1645] Isa. i. 3.

[1646] Hab. iii. 2, according to the LXX. reading, שְׁנַיִם תִיִיס two living creatures, for שָׁנִיִם תַיַיוּ years make alive.

Chapter 15.

[1647] Luke ii. 21-24.

[1648] This shows the extent of the writer’s, or transcriber’s knowledge of Greek.

[1649] Lev. xii. 8.

[1650] Luke ii. 22-35.

[1651] Luke ii. 36-38.

Chapter 16.

[1652] One ms. has: When two days were past. Another: On the thirteenth day.

 

 

 

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