Fragment 7

1When he had left Sidon and intended to go to Tyre.

2When Paul entered Tyre, a multitude of Jews … came to him. These … and they heard of the mighty works … They marveled … Amphion … saying … in … Chrysippus … a demon with him … many … When Paul came … he said, “He … God and will not be an evil spirit … in Amphion … through the evil spirit … without anyone having …”

3She said to him, “Save me, so that I do not die.” And while the multitude … the other evil spirit arose … Immediately the demons fled. When the multitude saw this, through the power of God, they praised him who had given such power to Paul.

4There was someone there named …rimus, who had a son who had been unable to speak from birth.

5… Lix … “I proclaim the good news of the Savior … Son of God.”

6… Lix … Moses …

7“For what we say happens immediately. Look, we will bring him here to you so that he may … you, to hear the truth of your …”

8“On God, whose desire has come to pass in him, this is the wise man … the Father, and he has sent Jesus Christ.”

9… turned toward the East. Moses …

10“… in Syria, in Cyrene.”

11“Again I tell you … I, who do the works …”

12“… that a man is not justified by the Law, but is justified by works of righteousness, and he …”

13… liberty … and the yoke … all flesh … and everyone confess that Jesus Christ is the glory of the Father.

14“… is not water in him, but … being water, I am not hungry, but I am thirsty; I am not … but not to … to suffer them, to be devoured by wild beasts, not to be able … from the earth, but not to suffer them to be burned by fire. Are these things of the present age testified? He who was a persecutor …”

15“… Cleanthes. The law of God, which is called … who walks here before them, has he not followed us through all the cities …” And when … he turned toward the East.

16“Neither does he preach as you preach them, Paul, so that you may not …”

17“You are before Jerusalem, but I trust in the Lord that you will …”

18… Saul …

19“… whom they crucified.”

20“… raised up our flesh.”

21“For since the day when … persecuted the apostles who were … outside Jerusalem, I hid myself so that I might have comfort, and we nourish those who stand through the word, according to the promise of his grace. I have fallen into many troubles and have subjected myself to the Law for your sake. But I thought night and day, in my trouble, about Jesus Christ, waiting for him as a lamb … When they crucified him, he did not … did not resist … was not troubled.”

22… Peter …

23… Paul … twelve shepherds …

24“… through Paul. But … was troubled because of the questioning that had come upon Peter, and he cried out, saying, ‘Truly, God is one, and there is no God besides him. Jesus Christ, his Son, is also one, whom we … this one whom you preach, whom we crucified, whom we expect in great glory. But you say that he is God and Judge of the living and the dead, the King of the ages, for … in the form of man.’”