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Besorah Philippos — 15. Leaving the World and the Middle

Work ID: 6a9d6c656f7fbbdc98e6d9a1 · Chapter ID: 6a9d6c65cb7d97685d959e87 · Canonical title: Besorah Philippos

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The one who truly comes out of the world is said to rise beyond fear, envy, and the powers that bind.

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The tractate warns against both fear and love of flesh, because either obsession allows flesh to dominate.

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It describes three conditions: this world, resurrection/rest, and a dangerous middle associated with true death.

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Resurrection should be acquired while living so the nefesh does not wander in the middle after the stripping of flesh.

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A damaged apostolic vision describes people confined in burning punishment because they refused rescue.

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Water, fire, and light become the elements of nefesh, ruach, chrism, and bridal-chamber rebirth.

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