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OT Pseudepigrapha

Testament of Zebulun 1:1

THE copy of the words of Zebulun, which he enjoined on his sons before he died in the hundred and fourteenth year of his life, two years after the death of Joseph.

Testament of Dan 1:1

THE copy of the words of Dan, which he spake to his sons in his last days, in the hundred and twenty-fifth year of his life.

Testament of Naphtali 1:1

THE copy of, the testament of Naphtali, which he ordained at the time of his death in the hundred and thirtieth year of his life.

Testament of Naphtali 2:1

FOR in the fortieth year of my life, I saw a vision on the Mount of Olives, on the east of Jerusalem, that the sun and the moon were standing still.

Testament of Gad 1:1

THE copy of the testament of Gad, what things he spake unto his sons, in the hundred and twenty-fifth year of his life, saying unto them:

Testament of Asher 1:1

THE copy of the Testament To Asher, what things he spake to his sons in the hundred and twenty-fifth year of his life.

Testament of Benjamin 1:44

And when he was two hundred years old he began to suffer, and in the nine-hundredth year he was destroyed.

Ascension of Isaiah 1:1

And it came to pass in the twenty-sixth year of the reign of Hezekiah king of Judah that he called Manasseh his son. Now he was his only one.

Ascension of Isaiah 1:4

And the words of the faith of the Beloved which he himself had seen in the fifteenth year of his reign during his illness.

Ascension of Isaiah 1:6

In the twentieth year of the reign of Hezekiah, Isaiah had seen the words of this prophecy and had delivered them to Jôsâb his son. And whilst he (Hezekiah) gave commands, Jôsâb the son of Isaiah standing by,

Ascension of Isaiah 6:1

In the twentieth year of the reign of Hezekiah, king of Judah, came Isaiah the son of Amoz, and Josab the son of Isaiah to Hezekiah to Jerusalem from Galgalâ.

Ascension of Isaiah 11:42

And all these things Hezekiah delivered to Manasseh in the twenty-sixth year.

4 Maccabees 1:37

Certainly, as soon as a man orders his life according to the Law, if he is miserly he acts contrary to his nature, and lends money to the needy without interest, and at the seventh-year periods cancels the debt.