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Ma’asei Andreas — Chapter 4 - The House of Cratinus

Work ID: 6a9dbf46ead8aa14725c30a3 · Chapter ID: 6a9dbf4669d2e109c633178d · Canonical title: Ma’asei Andreas

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The son of Cratinus of Sinope was seized by an unclean spirit after entering the women's bath.

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Cratinus himself suffered fever, and his wife suffered severe swelling.

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Cratinus sent for Andreas.

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The possessed boy fell before Andreas, and the spirit cried out.

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Andreas commanded it to depart, and the boy was freed.

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Andreas then rebuked Cratinus for the disorder of his life and commanded him to rise and sin no more.

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The fever left him.

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Cratinus's wife was likewise confronted concerning unfaithfulness.

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Andreas prayed that healing be granted if she truly abandoned the former conduct.

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Her illness left her.

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Andreas broke bread with the household.

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They believed and changed their conduct.

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Later Cratinus offered Andreas rich gifts.

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Andreas refused them and told him to distribute the wealth among the needy.

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