world, and will not to destroy any creature from among them, but I delay the death of the sinner, until he repent and live. Bring up Abraham to the first gate of heaven, that he may behold there the judgements and the requitals, and may change his mind toward the souls of the sinners, which he hath destroyed. XI. So Michael turned the chariot, and brought Abraham to the east, to the first gate of heaven. And Abraham saw two ways, the one way narrow and compressed, and the other broad and spacious; and there also he saw two gates, one gate broad on the broad way, and one gate narrow on the narrow way.
And outside the two gates there I saw a man seated upon a golden throne, and the appearance of that man was terrible, like unto that of the Lord. And I saw many souls being driven by angels and led in through the broad gate; and other souls I saw, few in number, that were being borne
The Testament of Abraham — G. H. Box (1927), both Greek recensions
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The Testament of Abraham — G. H. Box (1927), both Greek recensions