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The Acts of John concludes with Jesus leading his disciples in song (with words that Gustav Holst<\/a> famously set to music<\/a>). Abram Kielsmier-Jones spotted a typo in an\u00a0English heading\u00a0in his Greek New Testament<\/a>, which may provide the backstory to the incident in the Acts of John:<\/p>\n

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