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Rahlfs Septuagint

Susanna (Old Greek) 1

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Seeing a beautiful woman in appearance, the wife of their brother, one of the sons of Israel, named Susanna, daughter of Hilkiah, wife of Joakim, walking in her husband’s garden at evening, and desiring her.
13/14
Behold, she was walking as usual, and one of the elders had come, and behold, the other arrived; and one questioned the other, saying, Why did you go out so early without taking me along? And they confessed to one another, each his own desire.
28
But the lawless men turned back, threatening among themselves and lying in wait so that they might kill her; and coming to the assembly of the city where she dwelt, all the sons of Israel who were there sat together.
52
And when they had separated, Daniel said to the assembly, “Now do not look to them because these are elders, saying, ‘They will surely not lie’; but I will question them according to what occurs to me.” And he called one of them, and they brought the elder to the younger, and Daniel said to him, “Listen, listen, you aged in evil days; now your sins have come upon you, which you committed before.
56
Having removed him, he said to bring the other to him; and to this one also he said, Why is your offspring perverted like Sidon’s and not like Judah’s? Beauty has deceived you, the defiled desire.
60-62
The whole assembly shouted against the younger one, because from his own mouth he had proved them both false witnesses; and as the law decrees, they did to them as they had plotted wickedly against their sister. And they silenced them, and taking them out, they threw them into a ravine. Then the angel of the Lord cast fire through their midst, and innocent blood was saved on that day.
63
May this be for the younger ones, beloved of Jacob, in their innocence; and may we also be preserved for strong, younger sons, for younger ones will be godly, and there will be in them a spirit of knowledge and understanding forever and ever.
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