Chapter 4
Some stones from the land are accepted; others are rejected, cut, thrown away, scorched, cracked, or rolled far from the tower. Hermas asks why the tower is built on water and what the stones mean.
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Some stones from the land are accepted; others are rejected, cut, thrown away, scorched, cracked, or rolled far from the tower. Hermas asks why the tower is built on water and what the stones mean.
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