7:1
A voice then comes to the accusers: “Micheu, Michar, and Mnesinous—you who are over the set-apart washing and the living water—why did you cry against the living source?”
7:2
“Your voices and tongues are lawless; your souls are full of blood and foul works.”
7:3
“You are filled with deeds that do not belong to truth, though your paths are filled with festivity and rejoicing.”
7:4
“You defiled the water of life and drew it into the will of the powers whom you were assigned to serve.”
7:5
“Your thought is not like the thought of the people you persecute.” The next comparison is damaged, including a phrase concerning desire and fruit.
7:6
“The powers may seek to make their fruit decay, yet those people will be known as far as the great aeons.”
7:7
“The words they guarded from the eternal source were not placed in a book and were not written.”
7:8
“Messenger-beings will carry those words—beings unknown to every human generation.”
7:9
“They will stand upon a high mountain, upon a rock of truth.”
7:10
“Therefore their utterances will be called words of incorruptibility and truth, belonging to those who know the eternal source through wise knowledge and the teaching of messengers through the ages, for the source knows all things.”