Testament of Our Lord

tr. Cooper and Maclean, 1902

9. Book I, Chapter 9

Then shall come the Son of Perdition, the Adversary, who boasteth and exalteth himself,¹ working many signs and miracles,² that he may deceive the whole earth,³ and overcome the innocent, My holy ones. Blessed are they who endure in those days. But woe to those who are deceived.

Notes

2 Thess. ii. 4; lit.: is uplifted and upraised.
2 Thess. ii. 9.
Cf. Rev. xii. 9; also St. Matt. xxiv. 24. C. reads: all that is under the heaven.