Chapter

 1 7 |         Nus (Mind), very like his father and his equal in every respect.
 2 7 |   incomprensible greatness of his father. Accordingly he is even
 3 7 | Accordingly he is even called the Father himself, and the Beginning
 4 8 |   Ecclesia had borne fruit to the Father's glory, having an intense
 5 8 |      themselves to present to the Father something similar of their
 6 9 |     knowledge of the immeasurable Father, joyous and exulting, while
 7 9 |        incomprehensibility of the Father; but his mother, Sige, interposed
 8 9 |           done at the will of the Father, who will have all to be
 9 9 |        secret longing to know the Father, the crime is almost accomplished.
10 9 |         Theletus, in quest of the Father and contracts that kind
11 9 |           pretence of love to the Father, she was overcome with a
12 9 |           in the knowledge of the Father. But when Sophia, straining
13 9 |        further research after the Father, found repose, and laid
14 10|       deploring the denial of the Father, an affliction which was
15 10|       eyes, and turns them to the Father. Having, however, striven
16 10|          substances. Hereupon the Father by and by, being moved,
17 10|  variation of statement about the Father's sex. They also go on to
18 11|           care and concern of the Father, in order that he might
19 11|   themselves the knowledge of the Father; it being impossible to
20 11|          allege about knowing the Father, so that they do not refuse
21 11|      incomprehensible part of the Father was the cause of their own
22 11|      capable of comprehending the Father. The manner in which He
23 12|         truth, they celebrate the Father in a chorus of praise in
24 12|      exuberance of their joy. The Father himself also revelled in
25 12|           honour and glory of the Father, they jointly fashion the
26 13|        her ardent longing for the Father, the most sea sonable help
27 13|           within the bosom of the Father, within the embrace of the
28 14|          Sophia emanates from the Father, the Holy Spirit from an
29 16|        same as Jesus, to whom the Father imparted the supreme power
30 18|       except of the heretics, the Father and Creator and King of
31 18|           mixed name of (Motherly Father), whilst his other appellations
32 18|      works: so that they call him Father in relation to the animal
33 19|         the invisible and unknown Father that is, the image which
34 19|        Achamoth, a picture of the Father? At the Demiurge, ignorant
35 19|       mother, much more so of his father? At the picture of Nus,
36 19|           of Nus, Ignorant of his father too, and the ministering
37 20|        proclaim him at once to be father, god and, king before the
38 32|         may be a stern husband, a father, a grandfather, a great-grandfather (
39 36|       issued all at once from the Father and His Ennoea (Thought?
40 36|        account gained the name of FATHER. After producing, because
41 39|          He inherits by right His Father's appellation. Some there
42 39|           presumption to call the Father Himself Man, by reason of