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III Baruch 13

Apocalipse Grego

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And as I was conversing with them, behold angels came bearing baskets full of flowers. And they gave them to Michael.

2And I asked the angel, Lord, who are these, and what are the things brought hither from beside them?

3And he said to me, These are angels (who) are over the righteous.

4And the archangel took the baskets, and cast them into the vessel.

5And the angel said to me, These flowers are the merits of the righteous.

6And I saw other angels bearing baskets which were (neither) empty-nor full. And they began to lament, and did not venture to draw near, because they had not the prizes complete.

7And Michael cried and said, Come hither, also, ye angels, bring what ye have brought.

8And Michael was exceedingly grieved, and the angel who was with me, because they did not fill the vessel.

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Source: The Greek Apocalypse of Baruch, in The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha of the Old Testament, vol. II, H. Maldwyn Hughes (1913) · public domain