2 And Joseph took his (Jesus’) ear and pulled hard. (IGT) 3 And Jesus said to him, “It’s enough for you seek and find me, and not, beyond that, to scourge me by having taken on a natural ignorance. You haven’t clearly seen me, why I’m yours. Look! I’ve been subdued before you.” (IGT)
Infancy Gospel of Thomas 5:2–3
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