The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew from the Ancient Writings of The Set-Apart Bible. Read free with the Sacred Names (Yahuah, Yahshua, Elohim) and audio narration.
1 In those days there was a man in Jerusalem, Joachim by name, of the tribe of Judah.
2 He was the shepherd of his own sheep, fearing the Adonai in integrity and singleness of heart.
3 He had no other care than that of his herds, from the produce of which he supplied with food all that feared Elohim, offering double gifts in the fear of Elohim to all who laboured in doctrine, and who ministered unto Him.
4 Therefore his lambs, and his sheep, and his wool, and all things whatsoever he possessed, he used to divide into three portions: one he gave to the orphans, the widows, the strangers, and the poor; the second to those that worshipped Elohim; and the third he kept for himself and all his house.
5 And as he did so, the Adonai multiplied to him his herds, so that there was no man like him in the people of Israel.
6 This now he began to do when he was fifteen years old.
7 And at the age of twenty he took to wife Anna, the daughter of Achar, of his own tribe, that is, of the tribe of Judah, of the family of David.