8 The fifth is Adonaiou, who is called Sabaoth. (APJ) 9 The sixth is Cain, whom the generations of men call the Sun. (APJ) 10 The seventh is Abel. (APJ)
Apocryphon of John 10:8–10
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1 Chronicles 12:10–12
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Apocryphon of John 10:4–5
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1 Chronicles 2:14–16
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