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Once evil is exposed, perfect light flows upon those who belong to the seed of Ruach haQodesh.
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Anointing makes slaves free and redeems captives.
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What the heavenly Father did not plant is destined to be uprooted.
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Those separated are gathered into unity and filled.
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Anyone entering the bridal chamber kindles a lamp; unlike night marriages, this mystery belongs to a day whose light does not set.
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Those who become children of the bridal chamber receive light while still here; what is not received here cannot simply be acquired afterward.
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Those clothed with this light cannot be seen, bound, or troubled by the hostile powers.
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When they leave the world they have already received Truth in images and pass into its fullness.
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The tractate closes with the colophon: The Gospel According to Philippos.