(9) Let your countenances be without restraint towards him who cometh to me

(69) Now seeing then you will plead the right of the devil's cause, wherewith shall he requite you, or with what fee shall he reward you? He has nothing in his power but the hellish abomination; what will then be your recom-pense? Guess, Sir, even the best of all that he has, the best fruits and apples in his orchard, and the best perfumes and incense of his garden. Of the First Kind or Form.

(102) If He closes the windows of heaven, and withholds the rain and the dew from descending on the earth on your account, what will ye do then?

(10) May I have the investiture of thy Garden, O Hotep. What thou willest, do thou it

(7) Let me enter as I will, and come forth at my pleasure, and make my way without there being found any defect or any evil attaching to me

(24) Behold, I will shew it thee once more, that so by any means thou may apprehend it, that this high work may not take place in vain without profit to thee.

(83) My son, from heaven all this will come upon the earth, and upon the earth there will be great destruction.

(98) Believe, ye righteous, that the sinners will become a shame And perish in the day of unrighteousness.

(5) Yet would I not thy neighbours thou shouldst envy, Because thy life into the future reaches Beyond the punishment of their perfidies." When by its silence showed that sainted soul That it had finished putting in the woof Into that web which I had given it warped, Began I, even as he who yearneth after, Being in doubt, some counsel from a person Who seeth, and uprightly wills, and loves: "Well see I, father mine, how spurreth on The time towards me such a blow to deal me As heaviest is to him who most gives way. Therefore with foresight it is well I arm me, That, if the dearest place be taken from me, I may not lose the others by my songs. Down through the world of infinite bitterness, And o'er the mountain, from whose beauteous summit The eyes of my own Lady lifted me, And afterward through heaven from light to light, I have learned that which, if I tell again, Will be a savour of strong herbs to many. And if I am a timid friend to truth, I fear lest I may lose my life with those Who will hereafter call this time the olden."

(3) For my part, I will obediently perform the command of the spirit, only, have thou a care, and suffer not thyself to be shut out by an open door; for here the gates of knowledge stand open to thee.

(58) Let there be given me armfuls of bread and drink, and let me be accompanied by this Book after my life

(98) And all the words of your unrighteousness shall be read out before the Great Holy One, And your faces shall be covered with shame, And He will reject every work which is grounded on unrighteousness.

(128) But when God shall bring forth the hidden things, at the end of this time, then you will discern in what God's love or wrath has been. Therefore have a care, and take heed, and turn thy eyes from evil, or else thou undoest thyself, and so bringest thyself into perdition.

(10) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the One Face

(13) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the One Face

(16) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the One Face

(19) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the One Face

(7) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the One Face

(21) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the One Face

(3) May his will towards me be done by the Lord of the Lord of the One Face