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Apocrypha of the New Testament
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Introductory Notice to Apocrypha of the New Testament.
[2637] Protevangelium of James, ch. 8, p. 363.
[2638] ms. C has: When, therefore, thou shalt see my archangel Gabriel coming to thee with a palm which I shall send to thee from heaven, know that I shall soon come to thee, my disciples, and angels, etc.
[2639] ms. C: And she began to give great thanks to God in these words: My soul doth magnify the Lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour.
[2640] Or, other.
[2641] ms. A, raised. Levavit instead of lavit.
[2642] Lit., guard.
[2643] ms. C inserts: of the second day after the angel had come to her with the palm.
[2644] Or, earthquakes.
[2645] It was Joseph, the other candidate for the apostleship, who was called Justus (Acts i. 23).
[2646] ms. C adds: And she showed them the palm which the Lord had sent her from heaven by His angel.
[2647] ms. C has: just as the Holy Spirit appeared in a cloud to His disciples, viz., Peter, James, and John, when He was transfigured, so, etc.
[2649] ms. C: By the divine vengeance, at that very instant they began to strike and slay each other with their weapons, and struck their heads against the walls like madmen.
[2650] ms. C inserts: a scribe of the tribe of Dan.
[2651] ms. C adds: and firmly to promise that, if he were made whole by their prayers, he would become a Christian.
[2654] Bel. 33-39.
[2656] ms. C adds: and in Cana of Galilee made wine out of water.
[2657] ms. C has this last section as follows: For I am Joseph, who laid the body of our Lord Jesus Christ in my sepulchre, and saw Him and spoke with Him after His resurrection; who afterwards kept His most pious mother in my house until her assumption into the heavens, and served her according to my power; who also was deemed worthy to hear and see from her holy mouth many secrets, which I have written and keep in my heart. That which I saw with mine eyes, and heard with mine ears, of her holy and glorious assumption, I have written for faithful Christians, and those that fear God; and while I live I shall not cease to preach, speak, and write them to all nations. And let every Christian know, that if he keep this writing by him, even in his house, whether he be cleric, or lay, or a woman, the devil will not hurt him; his son will not be lunatic, or demoniac, or deaf, or blind; no one will die suddenly in his house; in whatever tribulation he cries to her, he will be heard; and in the day of his death he will have her with her holy virgins for his help. I beseech continually that the same most pious and merciful queen may be always mindful of me, and all who believe in her and hope before her most pious Son, or Lord Jesus Christ, who with the Father and the Holy Spirit, lives and reigns God through endless ages of ages. Amen.
The Passing of Mary: Second Latin Form.
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