Besorah Miryam MiMigdal — Surviving Manuscript Page 7

HaSefarim™ · Work ID 6a9d6ba82dcdf73f8d1b987c · Chapter ID 6a9d6ba9012588d90a6e0315 · Canonical title Besorah Miryam MiMigdal · Publication status published

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7:1

[The beginning is lost. The surviving text opens in the middle of a question.] A disciple asks whether matter itself will finally be destroyed.

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7:2

The Savior answers that every nature, formation, and creature exists in relation with the others, yet each will be dissolved again into its own root.

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7:3

Matter returns to the root belonging to its own nature. Whoever has ears capable of hearing should hear.

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7:4

Kepha asks: Since you have explained these things to us, tell us also: What is the sin of the world?

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7:5

The Savior answers: Sin is not a thing existing by itself. You make what is called sin when you act according to a nature of unfaithfulness and distortion.

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7:6

For this reason the Good came among you, entering the condition of every nature so that each might be restored toward its proper root.

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