And the Lord will bring captivity upon you, and there you
will serve your enemies, and you will be bowed down with every affliction and
tribulation until (εως αν) the Lord has consumed you all. (Testament of
Naphtali 4:2)
"And I, for my part, am most wretched, laboring by
day, agonizing even in the night, until (εως αν) I can obtain a loaf to bring
bread to you." (The Testament of Job 24:4)
"Who used to have fourteen draperies sheltering her
dressing room, and a door within doors, until (εως αν) one was considered very
worthy to be admitted to her? (Testament of Job 25:2)
"but your body will remain on earth, until (εως αν)
seven thousand ages are fulfilled, for then all flesh will arise. (Testament of
Abraham (B) 7:16)
Now this excited general surprise, for it is customary
for those who come to seek an audience with the king on matters of importance
to be admitted to his presence on the fifth day, while envoys from kings or
very important cities with difficulty secure admission to the Court in thirty
days -- but these men he counted worthy of greater honor, since he held their
master in such high esteem, and so he immediately dismissed those whose
presence he regarded as superfluous and continued walking about until (εως αν)
they came in and he was able to welcome them. (Aristeas 1:175)
"After he said these things to me, he spoke to the
serpent in great wrath, saying: 'Since you have done this, and become a
thankless vessel, until (εως αν) you have deceived the innocent heart, accursed
are you among all beasts. (Apocalypse of Moses 26:1)
For whener the people sinned, Jeremiah sprinkled dust
upon his head and would pray on behalf of the people, until (εως αν) the sun
was forgiven. (4 Baruch 2:3)
Jeremiah exhorted the angels, saying: "I exhort you
not to destroy this city yet, until (εως αν) I should speak a word to the
Lord." (4 Baruch 3:4)
The Lord spake to his angels, saying: "Do not
destroy the city, until (εως αν) I should speak to my chosen one
Jeremiah." (4 Baruch 3:5)
"And may Michael the archangel of righteousness, who
opens the gates to the righteous be my mediation, until (εως αν) he should
bring in the righteous. (4 Baruch 9:5)
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