spirits and Lord of all flesh,' who chose the Lord Jesus
EpIstLE TO THE CoRINTHIANS
64. And now may the all-seeing God and Master of spirits and Lord of all flesh,' who chose the Lord Jesus
Christ and us through Him to be a people set apart for Himself, grant to every soul that invokes His transcendent and holy name—faith, fear, peace, patient endurance and long-suffering, self-control, holiness, and sobriety, so that they may be well-pleasing** to His Majesty through our
High Priest and Ruler, Jesus Christ, through whom be to Him glory and greatness, power and honor, both now and forever and evermore. Amen.
65. As for our representatives Claudius Ephebus and Valerius Bito, accompanied by Fortunatus, send them back to us at an early convenience, full of peace and joy, that they may without delay bring tidings of peace and concord—the object of our most ardent desires—and that we in turn may without delay rejoice in your tranquillity.
2 May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you and with all that have anywhere in the world been called by God and through Him, through whom be to Him glory and honor and power and majesty and everlasting dominion, from eternity to eternity. Amen.
CLEMENT's First EPIsTLE TO THE CorINTHIANS **4