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Then may the Kingdom, of Heaven, be Shadowed forth, by Ten Virgins, who took their Lamps, and went out, to meet the Bridegroom, and the Bride. And Five of them, were wise, and Five, were foolish. And the foolish, took their Lamps, but took no Oil, with them, but the wise, took Oil, in Vessels, with their Lamps. And while the Bridegroom delayed, they all became sleepy, and fell asleep, and at Midnight there was an outcry, the Bridegroom comes, go you out to meet him. Then all those Virgins arose, and trimmed their Lamps, and the foolish, said to the wise, give us, of your Oil, for our Lamps, have gone out. The wise answered, and said, we must refuse, lest there should not be enough for us, and for you, but go you to them, that sell, and buy for yourselves. And while they went to buy, the Bridegroom came, and they that were ready, entered with him, into the Wedding House, and the Door, was locked. And at length, also came the other Virgins, and said, our Lord, our Lord, open to us. But he answered, and said to them, truly, I say to you, I now you not. Watch therefore, seeing, you know not the Day, nor the Hour. For as a Man, that took a journey, called his Servants, and delivered to them, his Property. To one, he gave Five Talents, to another, Two, and to another, One, to each, according to his ability, and he immediately, departed. Then he that received Five Talents, went, and traded with them, and gained Five more, and likewise, the one, of Two Talents, by trading gained, Two more, but he that received One, went, and dug in the Ground, and hid his Lord's Money. And after a long time, the Lord, of those Servants came, and received account from them. And he, who had received the Five Talents, came, and brought Five others, and said, my Lord, you gave me Five Talents, I have gained by trading, Five more, to them. His Lord said to him, well done, good, and faithful Servant, you have been faithful with a little, I will set you over much, enter you, into the joy, of your Lord. And he, of the Two Talents, came, and said, my Lord, you gave me Two Talents, I have by trading, gained Two more, to them. His Lord said to him, well done, good, and faithful Servant, you have been faithful, with a little, I will set you, over much, enter you, into the joy, of your Lord. And also, he that received the One Talent, came, and said, my Lord, I knew you, that you are a hard Man, reaping, where you have not sowed, and gathering, where you have not scattered, and I was afraid, and I went, and hid your Talent, in the Ground, here it is, it is your own, One. His Lord answered, and said to him, wicked, and slothful Servant, you knew me, that I reap, where I have not sowed, and gather, where I have not scattered. You ought to have put my Money, into the Exchange, and I might have come, and demanded my own, with its Interest. Take therefore, the Talent from him, and give it, to him, that has Ten Talents, for to him that has, shall be given, and he shall have more, but from him, that has not, even what he has, shall be taken away. And the idle Servant, they threw, into the Outer Darkness, there will be weeping, and gnashing, of Teeth.

And when the Son, of Man, shall come in his Glory, and all his Father's, Holy Angels, with him. Then, will he sit upon the Throne, of his Glory, and before him, will be gathered all Nations, and he will separate them, one from another, as a Shepherd, separates the Sheep, from the Goats. And he will place the Sheep, on his right Hand, and the Goats, on his left, then will the King, say to those, on his right Hand, come you, Blessed, of my Father, Inherit the Kingdom, that was prepared for you, from the Foundation, of the World. For I was hungry, and you gave me Food, I was thirsty, and you gave me drink, I was a Stranger, and you took me Home, I was Naked, and you Clothed me, I was Sick, and you visited me, I was in Prison, and you came to me. Then will the Righteous, say to him, our Lord, when, saw we you hungry, and fed you, or thirsty, and gave you drink, and when, saw we you a Stranger, and took you Home, or Naked, and Clothed you, and when, saw we you Sick, or in Prison, and came to you. And the King will answer, and say to them, truly, I say to you, that inasmuch as you did so, to one of these, my little Brothers, you did so, to me. Then will also, say to them, on his left Hand, go from me, you accursed, into Everlasting Fire, which was prepared, for the Adversary, and his Angels. For I was hungry, and you gave me, no Food, and I was thirsty, and you gave me, no drink, and I was a Stranger, and you took me, not Home, and I was Naked, and you Clothed me not, and I was Sick, and in Prison, and you did not visit me. Then also, will they answer, and say, our Lord, when saw we, you hungry, or thirsty, or a Stranger, or Naked, or Sick, or in Prison, and did not Minister, to you. Then will he answer, and say to them, truly, I say to you, that in as much, as you did not so, to one, of these little ones, you did not so, to me. And these will go, into Everlasting Torment, and the Righteous, into Everlasting, Life.

When Yeshua, had concluded all these discourses, that he said, to his Disciples, you know that after Two Days, is the Passover, and the Son, of Man, is betrayed, to be Crucified. And in the Daytime, he taught in the Temple, and at Night, he went out, and lodged in the Mountain, which is called the Place, of Olivet. And all the People came ahead, of him, to the Temple, to hear his discourse. Then assembled the High Priest, and the Scribes, and the Elders, of the People, at the Hall, of the High Priest, who was called Caiaphas, and they held a counsel, against Yeshua, to arrest him, by a Snare, and Kill him, and they said, not on the Feast Day, so as not to cause a Riot, among the People, for they were afraid, of the People. And when Yeshua was at Bethany, in the House, of Simon, the Jar Maker, there came to him a Woman, having a Vase, of aromatic Ointment, of Spikenard, very precious, of great price, and she poured it on the Head, of Yeshua, as he was reclining. And when his Disciples saw it, there were certain, of the Disciples, who were dissatisfied, among themselves, and said, why was this waste, of the Ointment, for it might have been sold, for more than Three Hundred Denarii, and been given to the poor, and they were indignant, at her. But Yeshua understood it, and said to them, let her alone, why trouble you, the Woman, she has done an excellent deed, towards me, for the poor, you have at all times, with you, and when you wish, you can do good, to them, but I am not with you, always. What was in her Power, she has done, and by anticipation, this her act, pouring the Ointment, on my Body, she has done, as it were for my Burial. Truly, I say to you, that wherever this Gospel, shall be proclaimed, throughout the World, this thing that she has done, shall be told, for a memorial, of her. But Satan, entered into Judas, called Iscariot, who was of the number, of the Twelve, and he went, and conferred with the High Priests, and Scribes, and the Military Commanders, of the Temple. How he might betray him, to them, and they were glad, and promised to give him Money, and he agreed with them, and sought opportunity, to betray him, to them, in the absence, of the People.

And the Day, of Unleavened Cakes, arrived, on which it was customary, for the Israelites, to slay, the Passover. The Disciples, came to Yeshua, and said to him, where will you, that we go, and prepare for you, to eat the Passover. And Yeshua, sent Peter, and John, and said to them, go to the City, prepare for us, the Passover, that we may eat it. And they said to him, where will you, that we prepare. He said to them, when you enter the City, there, will a Man meet you, bearing a Vessel, of Water, go you, after him. And where he enters in, say you, to the Lord, of the House, our Teacher says, my time approaches with you, will I keep the Passover, with my Disciples, and he will show you, a large upper room furnished, and prepared, there make ready for us. And his Disciples went, and entered the City, and found as he had told them, and they made ready, the Passover. And when it was Evening, when the time arrived, Yeshua came, and reclined, and the Twelve Disciples, with him. And as they reclined, and ate, Yeshua said, truly, I say to you, that one, of you, that eats with me, will betray me. And it troubled them, much, and they began, each one, of them, to say to him, one, by one, my Lord, is it I. And he said to them, it is One, of the Twelve, that dips with me, in the Dish, and the Son, of Man goes, as it is Written, of him. But woe, to that Man, by whom the Son, of Man, is betrayed, it would have been better, for that Man, if he had not been Born. Judas, the betrayer, answered, and said Teacher, is it I. Yeshua said to him, you have said. And as they were eating, Yeshua said to them, I have greatly desired, to eat this Passover, with you, before I suffer. For I say to you, that henceforth, I shall not eat it, until it be fulfilled, in the Kingdom, of Elohim. And he took Bread, and gave thanks, and brake, and gave to his Disciples, and said, take, eat, this is my Body, which is given, for your sakes, this do you, in remembrance, of me. And in like manner, he took the Cup, and offered thanks, and gave it to them saying, take, drink of this, all of you. After they had supped, he said, this Cup, is the New Testament, in my Blood, which for your sakes, is poured out, for the remission, of Sins, in behalf, of many. Truly, I say to you, that I will not drink again, of the product, of the Vine, until the Day, in which I shall drink it, with you, New, in the Kingdom, of Elohim. But the Hand, of him, that betrays me, is on the Table, and the Son, of Man, goes, as it was determined, but woe, to that Man, by whom he is betrayed. And they began to inquire, among themselves, which of them, it was that would do this.

Now, before the Feast, of the Passover, Yeshua knew, that the Hour had come, when he should depart, from this World, to his Father, and he loved his own, who were in the World, and he loved them, unto the end. And when the Supper, was passed, Satan, put into the Mind, of Judah, Son, of Simon, of Iscariot, to deliver him. And Yeshua, because he knew that the Father, had given all things, into his Hands, and was going to Elohim, arose from the Supper, and laid aside, his long Garments, and took a Linen Cloth, and wrapped it about his Loins. And poured Water, into a Wash Basin, and began to wash the Feet, of his Disciples, and he wiped them, with the Linen Cloth, with which he had girded, about his Loins, and when he came to Simon. Peter Simon said to him, do you, my Lord, wash my Feet, for me. Yeshua answered, and said to him, what I do, you understand not, now, but hereafter, you will understand. Simon Peter said to him, never, shall you wash, my Feet. Yeshua said to him, unless I wash you, you have no part with me. Simon Peter said to him, then my Lord, not my Feet only, shall you wash, but also my Hands, and my Head. Yeshua said to him, he that has bathed, need not but to wash his Feet, for he is all clean, and also you, are clean, but not all of you. For Yeshua knew, who would betray him, therefore he said, you are not all clean. And when he had washed their Feet, he put on his long Garments, and reclined, and he said to them, understand you, what I have done, to you, you call me Teacher, and Lord, and you speak well, for I am. So if then, I your Lord, and your Teacher, have washed your Feet, how much more, ought you to wash the Feet, of one another. For I have given you this example, that you might do, as I have done to you, truly, I say to you, that no Servant, is greater than his Master, and no Apostle, is greater than he, who sent him, if you know these things, happy will you be, if you do them. Not of you all, do I speak, I know whom I have chosen, but that the Scripture, may be fulfilled, he that eats Bread, with me, has lifted his Heel, against me. From this time, I tell you, before it occurs, that when it shall occur, you may know, that I am he. Truly, I say to you, he that receives him, whom I send, receives me, and he that receives me, receives him, that sent me. These things said Yeshua, and he was agitated, in his Mind, and he testified, and said truly, I say to you, that one, of you, will betray me. And the Disciples stared, at one another, because they knew not, of whom he spake. And there was one, of his Disciples, who was reclining on his Bosom, he whom Yeshua, was found of, to him, Simon Peter beckoned, that he should ask him, who it was, of whom he spoke. And that Disciple fell upon the Breast, of Yeshua, and said to him, my Lord, which is he. Yeshua answered, and said, he it is, to whom I give the Bread, when I have dipped it. And Yeshua dipped the Bread, and gave it to Judas Iscariot, the Son, of Simon, and after the Bread, then Satan entered into him. And Yeshua said to him, what you do, do quickly, and no one, of those reclining, knew wherefore he said this, to him. For some of them, supposed, because the Purse, was in the Hands, of Judas, that Yeshua, expressly charged him, to buy something needful, for the Feast, or that he should give something, to the poor. And Judas took the bread at once, and went out of the House, and it was Night, when he went out.

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Robert O. Stone