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2 Baruch (The Syriac Apocalypse) 66

2 Baruch (The Syriac Apocalypse) · Restored Names Edition · first paragraph

1'And the bright tenth waters which thou hast seen: this is the purity of the generations of Josiah king of Yahudah (Judah), who was the only one at the time who submitted himself to the Mighty One with all his heart and with all his soul.

2And he cleansed the land from idols, and hallowed all the vessels which had been polluted, and restored the offerings to the altar, and raised the horn of the holy, and exalted the righteous, and honoured all that were wise in understanding, and brought back the priests to their ministry, and destroyed and removed the magicians and enchanters and necromancers from the land.

3And not only did he slay the impious that were living, but they also took from the sepulchres the bones of the dead and burned them with fire.

4[And the festivals and the sabbaths he established in their sanctity], and their polluted ones he burnt in the fire, and the lying prophets which deceived the people, these also he burnt in the fire, and the people who listened to them when they were living, he cast them into the brook Cedron, and heaped stones upon them.

5And he was zealous with zeal for the Mighty One with all his soul, and he alone was firm in the law at that time, so that he left none that was uncircumcised, or that wrought impiety in all the land, all the days of his life.

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