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Epistle to Diognetus 12:7

7 Let your heart be knowledge, and your life true reason, duly comprehended. (DIO)

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Gospel of Truth 1:35–37

35 He’s the shepherd who left behind the ninety- [32] nine sheep which weren’t lost. He went and searched for the one which was lost. He rejoiced when he found it, because ninety-nine is a number expressed with the left hand. However, when the one is found, the… (GTR) 36a(GTR)

Odes of Solomon 8:8–10

8 And peace was prepared for you, before ever your war was. (ODE) 9 Hear the word of truth, and receive the knowledge of the Most High. (ODE) 10 Your flesh has not known what I am saying to you neither have your hearts known what I am showing to you. (ODE)

2 Baruch 38:1–2

1 And I prayed and said: 'O LORD, my Lord, Thou dost always enlighten those who are led by (2BA) 2 understanding. Thy law is life, and Thy wisdom is right guidance. Make known to me therefore (2BA)

Sirach 37:12–14

12 But rather be continually with a godly man, whom you know to be a keeper of the commandments, who in his soul is as your own soul, and who will grieve with you, if you fail. (WEB) 13 Make the counsel of your heart stand, for there is no one more faithful to you than it. (WEB)

Odes of Solomon 8:12–14

12 Keep my faith, ye who are kept by it. (ODE) 13 And understand my knowledge, ye who know me in truth. (ODE) 14 Love me with affection, ye who love: (ODE)

Testament of Benjamin 1:12–14

12 Do ye also, therefore, my children, love the Lord God of heaven and earth, and keep His commandments, following the example of the good and holy man Joseph. (T12) 13 And let your mind be unto good, even as ye know me; for he that bath his mind right seeth all things ri… (T12)

Sirach 5:9–11

9 Don’t winnow with every wind. Don’t walk in every path. This is what the sinner who has a double tongue does. (WEB) 10 Be steadfast in your understanding. Let your speech be consistent. (WEB) 11 Be swift to hear and answer with patience. (WEB)

4 Maccabees 5:34–36

34 I will not play false to you, O law, my instructor, or forsake you, O beloved self-control! (WEB) 35 I will not put you to shame, O philosopher Reason, or deny you, O honored priesthood and knowledge of the law. (WEB) 36 Mouth! You shall not pollute my old age, nor the full stat… (WEB)

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