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 28.

And again the son of Annas, a priest of the temple, who had come with Joseph, holding his rod in his hand in the sight of all, with great fury broke down the dams which Jesus had made with His own hands, and let out the water which He had collected in them from the torrent. Moreover, he shut the aqueduct by which the water came in, and then broke it down. And when Jesus saw this, He said to that boy who had destroyed His dams: O most wicked seed of iniquity! O son of death! O workshop of Satan! verily the fruit of thy seed shall be without strength, and thy roots without moisture, and thy branches withered, bearing no fruit. And immediately, in the sight of all, the boy withered away, and died.