Abraham Challenges Terah
1 And while I was thinking about this, I reached my father's house; and after watering the donkey and setting out hay for it, I brought the silver and put it in the hand of my father Terah. 2 When he saw it, he was happy, [and] he said: "You are blessed by my gods, Abraham, because you have brought the money for the gods, so that my work was not wasted." 3 And I answered and said to him: "Listen, my father Terah! Your gods are blessed, for you are their god, since you have made them; for their blessing is destruction, and their power is useless; 4 how can they help you or bless me when they could not help themselves? 5 I have been kind to you in this matter because, by (using) my intelligence, I have brought you the money for the broken gods." 6 And when he heard what I said, he became furious with me, because I had spoken harsh words against his gods.
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Jubilees 12:6
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