IV Maccabees 12:8-18

8 Release me that I may speak to the king and all his friends.
9 And they, rejoicing exceedingly at the promise of the youth, quickly let him go.
10 And he, running up to the pans, said,
11 Impious tyrant, and most blasphemous man, wert thou not ashamed, having received prosperity and a kingdom from God, to slay His servants, and to rack the doers of godliness?
12 Wherefore the divine vengeance is reserving thee for eternal fire and torments, which shall cling to thee for all time.
13 Wert thou not ashamed, man as thou art, yet most savage, to cut out the tongues of men of like feeling and origin, and having thus abused to torture them?
14 But they, bravely dying, fulfilled their religion towards God.
15 But thou shalt groan according to thy deserts for having slain without cause the champions of virtue.
16 Wherefore, he continued, I myself, being about to die,
17 will not forsake my brethren.
18 And I call upon the God of my fathers to be merciful to my race.

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