Book, Chapter

 1     V, 3 |         with the expression "to ascend upwards." This, he says,
 2     V, 7 |     borne down from above, will ascend through Him, whereas whatever (
 3     V, 21|    joint pleasure, He wished to ascend up to the elevated parts
 4     V, 21| pertaining to the Good One, and ascend to the Good One, and sit
 5    VI, 46|         descend with (Him), and ascend with (Him). And that this
 6   VII, 10|      from this the Son began to ascend, sustained as it were, says (
 7   VII, 15|      are men of the Sonship may ascend from thence. When this takes
 8   VII, 20|       and (of the privilege) to ascend to the same (place). If,
 9     X, 6 |      borne down from above will ascend through Him; and the things
10     X, 10|      along with the Sonship may ascend to the Father above, from