The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew.

 The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew.

 In those days there was a man in Jerusalem, Joachim by name, of the tribe of Judah. He was the shepherd of his own sheep, fearing the Lord in integrit

 Chapter 2.

 Chapter 3.

 Chapter 4.

 Chapter 5.

 Chapter 6.

 Chapter 7.

 Chapter 8.

 Chapter 9.

 Chapter 10.

 Chapter 11.

 Chapter 12.

 Chapter 13.

 Chapter 14.

 Chapter 15.

 Chapter 16.

 Chapter 17.

 Chapter 18.

 Chapter 19.

 Chapter 20.

 Chapter 21.

 Chapter 22.

 Chapter 23.

 Chapter 24.

 Chapter 25.

 Chapter 26.

 Chapter 27.

 Chapter 28.

 Chapter 29.

 Chapter 30.

 Chapter 31.

 Chapter 32.

 Chapter 33.

 Chapter 34.

 Chapter 35.

 Chapter 36.

 Chapter 37.

 Chapter 38.

 Chapter 39.

 Chapter 40.

 Chapter 41.

 Chapter 42.

Chapter 42.

And Joseph having come to a feast with his sons, James, Joseph, and Judah, and Simeon and his two daughters, Jesus met them, with Mary His mother, along with her sister Mary of Cleophas, whom the Lord God had given to her father Cleophas and her mother Anna, because they had offered Mary the mother of Jesus to the Lord. And she was called by the same name, Mary, for the consolation of her parents.78 And when they had come together, Jesus sanctified and blessed them, and He was the first to begin to eat and drink; for none of them dared to eat or drink, or to sit at table, or to break bread, until He had sanctified them, and first done so. And if He happened to be absent, they used to wait until He should do this. And when He did not wish to come for refreshment, neither Joseph nor Mary, nor the sons of Joseph, His brothers, came. And, indeed, these brothers, keeping His life as a lamp before their eyes, observed Him, and feared Him. And when Jesus slept, whether by day or by night, the brightness of God shone upon Him. To whom be all praise and glory for ever and ever. Amen, amen.