“It came to pass then, when that time came on, — and I was in the world of men, sitting with you in this region, which is the Mount of Olives, — that Adamas looked down out of the twelve aeons and looked down at the regions of the chaos and saw his demon power which is in the chaos, that no light at all was in it, because I had taken its light from it; and he saw it, that it was dark and could not go to his region, that is to the twelve aeons.”
Time and time again, Adamas is angry with Pistis Sophia when she takes the Light.
The powers of good and evil fight against the initiate and he must defeat them if he wants the final liberation.
It is urgent to receive the gate of the universe in order to escape from this world of relativity.
Before receiving the final Truth, the war against the power of good and evil is frightful.
In the world of duality, which is within the machinery of relativity, Adamas collects very ancient debts from Pistis Sophia.
Tenebrous and diabolic emanations are found to be related with old karmic debts.
Tenebrous regions within the universal regions are the living result of karma.
The Angels of the Law collect karmic debts from the initiates.
The dark Chaos waits for those who owe.
The one who is paying and is restricted and pursued, remains without Light.
Pistis Sophia, without Light, extremely suffers. Her splendors are eclipsed within the battle of antithesis.
Adamas sendeth forth two emanations of darkness to plague Sophia
“Thereon Adamas again remembered Pistis Sophia and became most exceedingly wroth against her, thinking that it was she who had imprisoned his power in the chaos, and thinking that it was she who had taken its light from it. And he was exceedingly embittered; he piled wrath on wrath and emanated out of himself a dark emanation, and another chaotic and evil, the violent [one], so as through them to harass Pistis Sophia. And he made a dark region in his region, so as to constrain Sophia therein. And he took many of his rulers; they pursued after Sophia, in order that the two dark emanations which Adamas had emanated might lead her into the dark chaos which he had made, and constrain her in that region and harass her, until they should take her whole light from her, and Adamas should take the light from Pistis Sophia and give it to the two dark violent emanations, and they should carry it to the great chaos which is below and dark, and cast it into his dark power which is chaotic, if perchance it might be able to come to his region, because it had become exceedingly dark, for I had taken its light-power from it.
“It came to pass then, when they pursued after Pistis Sophia, that she cried out again and sang praises to the Light, since I had said unto her: ‘If thou shalt be constrained and singest praises unto me, I will come quickly and help thee.’ It came to pass then, when she was constrained, — and I sat with you in this region, that is on the Mount of Olives, — that she sang praises to the Light, saying...”
The initiate who fights in order to depart from the universe of relativity resigns and has faith in the inner Christ. Nevertheless, he is willing to lose his Light and fall into the Chaos if the inner Lord wishes him to do so.
Sophia again singeth a song to the Light
1. O Light of lights, I have had faith in thee. Save me from all these rulers who pursue after me, and help me.
2. That in sooth they may never take from me my light, as the lion-faced power [did]. For thy light is not with me nor thy light-stream to save me. Nay, Adamas is the more enraged against me, saying unto me: ‘Thou hast imprisoned my power in the chaos.’
3. Now, therefore, O Light of lights, if I have done this and have imprisoned it, if I have done any injustice at all to that power,
4. Or if I have constrained it, as it hath constrained me, then let all these rulers who pursue after me, take my light from me and leave me empty;
5. And let my foe Adamas pursue after my power and seize upon it and take my light from me and cast it into his dark power which is in the chaos, and keep my power in the chaos.
6. Now, therefore, O Light, lay hold on me in thy wrath and lift up thy power above my foes who have lifted themselves up against me to the very end.
7. Quicken to me, as thou hast said unto me: ‘I will help thee.’
The lion of the law pursues Pistis Sophia, but she has faith in the inner Christ.
