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Barnabas says it is good to learn all the ordinances written above and then walk in them.
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The one who practices them will be glorified in the Kingdom of Elohim; the one choosing their opposites will perish with those works.
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For this reason, he says, there is resurrection and recompense.
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He urges those with influence to keep near them people to whom they can do good and not fail in mercy.
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The day is near when the present order and the evil one will be brought to an end; the Master comes with recompense.
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He again urges them to be good counselors and lawgivers toward one another and remove hypocrisy.
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He prays that Elohim, Master over the whole world, give them wisdom, discernment, knowledge of His ordinances, and patience.
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They are to be taught by Elohim, seek what the Master requires, and act so they may be found faithful in the Day of Judgment.
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He asks them to remember him in their good deeds so that his labor and desire may bear fruit.
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As long as life remains in the body, they are to search diligently and fulfill every commandment they are able to discern.
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He closes by saying he wrote as fully as he could for their joy.
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He sends shalom to the children of love and shalom and asks that the Master of glory and favor remain with their ruach.