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 1 2 |          their blood a testimony to Christ. (Would you say) that it
 2 2 |            usually served to figure Christ; "the serpent," to tempt
 3 3 |       radiant) East, that figure of Christ. Nothing causes truth a
 4 11|      ACCOUNT GIVEN OF THE ORIGIN OF CHRIST AND THE HOLY GHOST STERNLY
 5 11|              It was the function of Christ to instruct the AEons in
 6 11| comprehended, the recently produced Christ fully taught them. To the
 7 12|         surname Soter (Saviour) and Christ, and Sermo (Word) after
 8 13|         Passion, the instruction of Christ and the Holy Spirit, their
 9 14|             PLEROMA. THE MISSION OF CHRIST IN PURSUIT OF HER. HER LONGING
10 14|             OF HER. HER LONGING FOR CHRIST. HOROS' HOSTILITY TO HER.
11 14|       Whilst she is in this plight, Christ descends from the heights,
12 14|      assistance of the Holy Spirit, Christ returns to the Pleroma.
13 14|             entertains a regret lot Christ immediately after she had
14 14|           even of conversion to the Christ, by Whom she had been restored
15 15|        recollection of the sight of Christ, and from this smile of
16 16|           manner of her mother. But Christ, Who now felt a dislike
17 26|         derived the animal (being), Christ, afterwards from the Demiurge;
18 26|         condition of our flesh from Christ they may also deprive it
19 27|                          XXVII. THE CHRIST OF THE DEMIURGE, SENT INTO
20 27|       CHANNEL. JESUS DESCENDED UPON CHRIST, AT HIS BAPTISM, LIKE A
21 27|     INCAPABLE OF SUFFERING, HE LEFT CHRIST TO DIE ON THE CROSS ALONE.~
22 27|           what they say) concerning Christ, upon whom some of them
23 27|             Even the Demiurge has a Christ of His on His natural Son.
24 27|          than a way. Upon this same Christ, therefore (so they say.),
25 27|         Moreover, there was even in Christ accruing from Achamoth the
26 27|        Sorer Jesus), he remained in Christ to the last, impassible,
27 27|      himself. The animal and carnal Christ, however, does suffer after
28 27|             fashion of the superior Christ, who, for the purpose of
29 39|      maintain that He was formed by Christ and the Holy Spirit, who