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| Of his own incarnation through Mary | 13 |
| More concerning the light-powers in the disciples | |
| Why they should rejoice that the time of his investiture had come | 14 |
| The mystery of the five words on the vesture | 15 |
| The interpretation thereof | 16 |
| The three robes of light | |
| The first vesture | 17 |
| The second vesture | |
| The third vesture | |
| The day of "Come unto us" | 18 |
| Jesus puts on his vesture | 19 |
| He enters the firmament | |
| The powers of the firmament are amazed and fall down and worship him | 20 |
| He enters the first sphere | |
| The powers of the first sphere are amazed and fall down and worship him | |
| He enters the second sphere | 21 |
| The powers of the second sphere are amazed and fall down and worship him | |
| He enters the aeons eternal realms or divine emanations | 22 |
| The powers of the aeons are amazed and fall down and worship him | |
| Adamas and the tyrants fight against the light | 23 |
| He takes from them a third of their power | 24 |
| He changes the motion of their spheres | |
| Mary asks and receives permission to speak | 25 |
| Mary interprets the above from the words of Isaiah | 26 |
| Jesus commends Mary. She further questions him on the changing of the spheres | 28 |
| Jesus explains further the conversion of the spheres | 29 |
| Philip questions Jesus | 31 |
| Why the path of the aeons was changed | 32 |
| Mary questions him again | 33 |
| The coming of Melchisedec | 34 |
| Of the fabrication of the souls of men | |
| The rulers devour their matter so that souls may not be fabricated | 36 |
| Adamas and the tyrants battle against the light-vesture | 37 |
| Jesus takes from them a third of their power and changes their course | 38 |
| They no more have the power of devouring their matter | 39 |
| The powers adore the light-vesture | 40 |
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| The tyrants become as the dead | 41 |
| Jesus enters the thirteenth aeon and finds Pistis Sophia Faith Wisdom | 42 |
| Sophia and her fellow-powers behold the light | |
| Mary desires to hear the story of Sophia | 43 |
| The rulers hate her for ceasing in their mystery | 44 |
| Arrogant unites himself with the rulers of the twelve aeons and emanates a lion-faced power to plague Sophia | 45 |
| Sophia takes the lion-faced power of Arrogant for the true light | 46 |
| She descends to the twelve aeons and thence into chaos | |
| The emanations of Arrogant squeeze the light-powers out of Sophia | 47 |
| The first repentance of Sophia | |
| Mary interprets the first repentance from Psalm 68 original: "lxviii" | 52 |
| The second repentance of Sophia | 55 |
| Peter complains of Mary | 57 |
| Peter interprets the second repentance from Psalm 70 original: "lxx" | 58 |
| Jesus promises to perfect the disciples in all things | 59 |
| The third repentance of Sophia | 60 |
| Martha asks and receives permission to speak | |
| Martha interprets the third repentance from Psalm 69 original: "lxix" | 61 |
| The fourth repentance of Sophia | 62 |
| John asks and receives permission to speak | 64 |
| John interprets the repentance from Psalm 101 original: "ci" | 65 |
| Jesus commends John | 66 |
| The emanations of Arrogant again squeeze the light out of Sophia | 67 |
| The fifth repentance of Sophia | |
| Philip, the scribe, complains | 69 |
| Jesus explains that the appointed scribes are Philip and Thomas and Matthew | 70 |
| Mary interprets the words of Jesus concerning the three witnesses | |
| Philip is now given permission to speak | 71 |
| Philip interprets the fifth repentance from Psalm 47 original: "xlvii" | 72 |
| Philip is commended and continues writing | 73 |
| The sixth repentance of Sophia | 74 |
| Andrew interprets the sixth repentance from Psalm 129 original: "cxxix" | 75 |
| Jesus commends Andrew. He promises that the tyrants shall be judged and consumed by the fire of wisdom | |
| Mary interprets the words of Jesus | 76 |
| The repentance of Sophia is not yet accepted. She is mocked by the aeons | 77 |
| The seventh repentance of Sophia | 78 |