1The children of the heavenly human are more numerous than those of the earthly human.

2If Adam has so many children, even though they die, how many children does the perfect human have – those who don't die, but are begotten all the time?

3The father makes a son, but it's impossible for a son to make a son, because it's impossible for someone who's been born to beget (sons); the son begets brothers, not sons.

4All who are begotten in the world are begotten physically, and the others in […] are begotten by him […] out there to the human […] in the […] heavenly place […] it from the mouth […] the Word came out from there they would be nourished from the mouth [and] become perfect.

5The perfect are conceived and begotten through a kiss.

6Because of this we kiss each other too, conceiving from the grace within each other.

7There were three who traveled with the Lord all the time: His mother Mary, her sister, and Magdalene, who is called his companion; because Mary is his sister, his mother, and his partner.

8"The Father" and "The Son" are single names; "the Holy Spirit" is a double name, because they're everywhere.

9They're in heaven, they're below, they're hidden, and they're revealed.

10The Holy Spirit is revealed below and hidden in heaven.

11Those who are holy are served through the evil powers, because the Holy Spirit has blinded them so that they think they're serving a (regular) human when they're (really) working for the holy ones.

12So a disciple asked the Lord one day about a worldly thing.

13He told him, "Ask your Mother, and she'll give you from someone else."

14The apostles said to the disciples, "May our entire offering acquire salt." They called […] "salt." Without it, the offering doesn't [become] acceptable.

15But Wisdom [is] childless; because of this [she's] called […], this of salt, the place they'll […] in their own way.

16The Holy Spirit […] […] many children.

17What belongs to the father belongs to the son, and he himself – the son – as long as he's little, is not entrusted with what's his.

18When he becomes a man, his father gives him everything that belongs to him.

19Those who've been begotten by the Spirit and go astray, go astray through it too.

20Because of this, through this one Spirit it blazes, that is, the fire, and it's extinguished.

21Echamoth is one thing and Echmoth another.

22Echamoth is simply Wisdom, but Echmoth is the Wisdom of Death, which knows death.

23This is called "the little Wisdom."