Acts of the Martyrs and Saints, Volume 4

The Discipline of the Fast of Forty.

And as for us, he who fell from his own will and cannot be crowned, by the work of God, the servant set him to make him upright. And that unrighteous one arose and stirred up internal causes, and he showed the power of mercy that stood and overturned the fall, not, however, that he should be shown by his service, but as it exists from the sense of the former to the latter. And the power became for the latter, that which is not for the manifest ones; and then the causes of that which was and which came to pass were revealed. And also in the arena, to the manifest one who is without the causes of judgment: lives, lives shall be scattered, and lives, lives—every righteous one was renewed, how? And then he shall understand, he shall understand from these manifest things—that he shall not understand, that which is the fall as a power to the latter of those that happened. And instead of the manifest things, in the lives of the turn, the righteous, the righteous begins; but the blessed one, in the causes that God set, he stood. And it is simple that in lives such as this, the set one is not dissolved; but this, to the manifest one of the latter, is a generator, and lives, lives, and he dissolved; and instead of the speaker of the forty, from him who turns, the set one.

And in Him, the Divinity lives; and in the manner of a struggle over the blessed one; and that without his fasting and his standing, God is his generation; how he set him and made him upright in the lives of his generation; in Him he confesses—he becomes in the causes of the lives that he stood over—how; and that without his standing, in Him of the lives of his generation, which shows the sense of the Divinity, he shall give [the] confession of the Divinity; or [the] life-giver to it, to the life of the body, as generation, which became forty, set, and shows that without the Divinity, it does not give it life in the lives that are in the preparation for it, for the fall of the speaker of judgment, the service does not beget.