The Correspondence of Paul and Seneca

The Correspondence of Paul and Seneca from the Ancient Writings of The Set-Apart Bible. Read free with the Sacred Names (Yahuah, Yahshua, Elohim) and audio narration.

1 1. SENECA TO PAUL, greeting

2 I believe, Paul, that you have been informed of the talk which I had yesterday with my Lucilius about the apocrypha ( or possibly the secret mysteries) and other things; for certain sharers in your teaching were with me.

3 For we had retired to the gardens of Sallust, where, because of us, those whom I speak of, going in another direction, saw and joined us.

4 Certainly we wished for your presence, and I would have you know it. ​ We were much refreshed by the reading of your book, by which I mean some of the many letters which you have addressed to some city or capital of a province, and which inculcate the moral life with admirable precepts.

5 These thoughts, I take it, are not uttered by you but through you, but surely sometimes both by you and through you: for such is the greatness of them and they are instinct (warm) with such nobility, that I think whole generations (ages) of men could hardly suffice for the instilling and perfecting of them.

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