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Letter to the Philadelphians

Chapter 6

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6.1

But if anyone interprets Judaism to you, do not listen to him. For it is better to hear Christianity from a circumcised man than Judaism from an uncircumcised one. But if both do not speak about Jesus Christ, they are to me tombstones and graves of the dead, on which only the names of human beings are written.

6.2

Flee, then, the evil devices and snares of the ruler of this age, lest, oppressed by his purpose, you grow weak in love. Instead, all come together in one place with an undivided heart.

6.3

I thank my God that I have a good conscience among you, and no one can boast, either secretly or openly, that I burdened anyone in a small or a great matter. And for all among whom I spoke, I pray that they may not have what I said as a testimony against them.

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