Apocrypha · Chapter 18 of 19
Miracles of the Child
And some time after there occurred a great commotion while a house was building, and Jesus stood up and went away to the place.
2And seeing a man lying dead, He took him by the hand, and said: Man, I say to thee, arise, and go on with thy work.
3And directly he rose up, and adored Him.
4And seeing this, the crowd wondered, and said: This child is from heaven, for he has saved many souls from death, and he continues to save during all his life.
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About Gospel of Thomas (Infancy)
The child Jesus of popular tales: clay birds that come to life and neighbours who learn not to provoke him. A text the church rejected and the people copied for centuries. English text: Ante-Nicene Fathers, vol. 8, The Infancy Gospel of Thomas (Buffalo: Christian Literature Publishing Co.), Alexander Walker, 1886 (public domain). Portuguese and Spanish: Lux Veritas translations from this edition.
Source: Ante-Nicene Fathers, vol. 8, The Infancy Gospel of Thomas (Buffalo: Christian Literature Publishing Co.), Alexander Walker (1886) · public domain