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Miryai Saga Miryai is Expelled from Jewry A Variant of the Above from the Oxford Manuscript The Exiled Community Settle on the Euphrates The Jews Persecute the Mandaeans They Beg Then to Return Yahi-Yohanna Saga Portents of John`s Birth John`s Proclamation concerning himself and his assumption of the Prophet's mantle John`s Light-Ship John the Ascetic Of Judgement Day The Letter of Truth John`s Invulnerability John and the Baptism of Jesus John's Marriage John on His own Passing John's Birth , Uprising, and First Appearance John's Answer to Jesus Concerning the Angel of Death Fisher Saga The Fisher of Souls Saga The Light Ship of the Fisher The Good Fisher Rejects the Overtures of the Evil Ones and Overwhelms Them The Final Submission of the Evil Fishers Good Shepherd Prayers THE LOVING SHEPHERDS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD THE GOOD SHEPHERD Odds and Ends The Song of the Poor's Exhaltation Exhortations In the Beginning The Treasury of Life |
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Sidra d-Yahia | ||||||||||||||||||
Yahia-Yohanna | ||||||||||||||||||
John`s Light-Ship | ||||||||||||||||||
Yahya proclaims in the nights, Yôhânâ on the Night`s evenings. Yahya proclaims in the nights and says: In the name of Him who is wondrous and all-surpassing! The Sun sat in his Court and the Moon sat in the Dragon. The Four Winds of the House get them gone on their wings and blow not. The Sun opened his mouth and spake unto Yahya: Thou hast three headbands and a crown which equals in worth the whole world. Thou hast a ship of Mashklil, which sails about here on the Jordan. Thou hast a great vessel, which sails about here twixt the Waters (above the firmament). If thou goest to the House of the Great One, remember us in the Great`s presence. Thereupon Yahya opened his mouth and spake to the Sun in Jerusalem: Thou enquirest about the headbands, may the Perfect watch over thy Crown. This Mashklil-ship they have carpented together with glorious splendor. On the vessel that sails twixt the Waters, the seal of the King has been set. She who in thy house plays the wanton, goes hence and approaches the dung-house ; She seeks to have children from her own proper spouse and she does not find them. If she then has fulfilled her vow, and she depart, she is unworthy of the House of the Life and will not be allotted to the Light Dwelling. And Praised be Life. |
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From the book Gnostic John the Baptiszer: Selections from the Mandaean John-Book by G.R.S. Mead pages 42 - 43 |
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