Apocrypha · Chapter 16 of 32
Vision of the Throne
And I said to the Angel: "Why hast thou brought me up here now, because I cannot now see, for I am already grown weak, and my spirit departeth from me?"
2And he said to me: "Remain by me; fear not!
3And He whom thou seest come straight towards us with great voice of holiness — that is the Eternal One who loveth thee; but Himself thou canst not see.
4But let not thy spirit grow faint [on account of the loud crying], for I am with thee, strengthening thee.
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About Apocalypse of Abraham
Abraham destroys his father's idols, is taken on high and sees the whole of history laid out like a picture, the fall in Eden included. English text: The Apocalypse of Abraham (Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1918), G. H. Box, com J. I. Landsman, 1918 (public domain). Portuguese and Spanish: Lux Veritas translations from this edition.
Source: The Apocalypse of Abraham (Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1918), G. H. Box, com J. I. Landsman (1918) · public domain