105
Michael returns to the Master and reports everything he has seen and heard.
106
The Master says He Himself will descend with His messengers and bring Ezra's soul.
107
The Master descends and again commands: 'Ezra, give your soul.'
108
Ezra petitions that whoever writes or makes a memorial of the book of his suffering/passion be forgiven and not overcome by sin. The Latin is difficult, but the blessing of the written memorial is clear.
109
The Master says that all Ezra has requested is granted, but again demands the soul.
110
Ezra confesses that he fears death. The Christian voice answers through Yahushua: 'I died, was executed upon the wood, rose, and now sit at the right hand; I do not fear death.'
111
Ezra argues back: if He did not fear death, why was it said, 'My soul is sorrowful unto death?'
112
The answer says Ezra has spoken enough: he will not truly be destroyed; the body returns to where it came from and the soul returns to the Father who gave it.