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Pistis Sophia — G. R. S. Mead — Section 7
Of the ascension of the souls of them that receive the twelve mysteries of the first mystery Mary questioneth Jesus .... Of the three mysteries and five mysteries Of the first of the three mysteries Of the second of the three mysteries Of its efficacy with regard to the uninitiated Of the third of the three mysteries . Of its efficacy with regard to the uninitiated PAGE 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 210 212 215 216 218 221 223 224 225 226 228 229 230 231 233 2.35 236 237 238 289 CONTENTS. steries ^vithout PAGE 239 240 241 242 Further concerning the three and five my Of the one and only mystery Of the mysteries of the second space Of the mystery of the third space, the first from without Of the reign of a thousand years of light What is a year of the light Of them of the first space in the kingdom of the thousand years Of them of the second space Of them of the third space, the first from Of the Books of leou .... Andrew questioneth Jesus That all men are potentially all powers As to how men differ from the powers Of the purifying mysteries That all who are purified shall be saved That finally they shall be higher than all powers Jesus pardoneth the ignorance of Andrew EXTRACT FROM THE BOOKS OF THE SAVIOUR. Of the members of the ineSable 252 Jesus the great initiator is all the mysteries .... Of the dignity of them who are initiated into the mysteries . 253 THE SECOND BOOK OF PISTIS SOPHIA (Coxtinced). 254 243 244 245 246 247 248 250 251 Of the preaching of the disciples ..... What men should avoid What men should practise ...... Unto such the mysteries of light are to be given The mysteries are for the remission of sins Mary again questioneth Jesus Of the soul of the righteous man who is not initiated when passeth from the body ...... John questioneth Jesus ....... Of the initiated who sinneth and repeuteth until seven times 265 A former saying explained Of the reward of the savers of souls John continueth his questioning ..... That the mysteries shall be given unto a repentant brother
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