1He’s the shepherd who left behind the ninety- nine sheep which weren’t lost.

2He went and searched for the one which was lost.

3He rejoiced when he found it, because ninety-nine is a number expressed with the left hand.

4However, when the one is found, the numerical sum moves to the right hand.

5In this way, what needs the one – that is, the whole right hand – draws what it needs, takes it from the left hand, and moves it to the right, so the number becomes one hundred.

6This is a symbol of the sound of these numbers; this is the Father.

7Even on the Sabbath, he worked for the sheep which he found fallen in the pit.

8He saved the life of the sheep, having brought it up from the pit, so that you may know in your hearts – you’re children of the knowledge of the heart – what is the Sabbath, on which it isn’t right for salvation to be idle, so that you may speak of the day which is above, which has no night, and of the light that doesn’t set, because it’s complete.

9Speak then from the heart, because you’re the completed day, and the light that doesn’t cease dwells within you.

10Speak of the Truth with those who search for it, and of knowledge with those who’ve sinned in their Error.