Gospel of the Egyptians 14

1This is the book that the great Seth wrote and deposited high in the mountains, where the sun has not risen, nor is that (even) possible. Since the days of the prophets, apostles, and preachers, its name has not arisen in their hearts in the least, nor is that (even) possible, and their ear has not heard it.

2The great Seth wrote this book with letters in 130 years. He deposited it on the mountain called Charaxio, with the intention that, at the end of the times and eras, in agreement with the desire of the self-generated God and the complete Fullness, and by the gift of the inscrutable, ungraspable, fatherly will, it might come to light and appear for this sacred, indestructible generation of the great Savior and for those who dwell with them in love, and the great, unseen, eternal Spirit and his only-begotten Son, and eternal light, [] also its great, indestructible companion, and indestructible Sophia, and Barbelon, and the complete Fullness, in eternity. Amen.

3Also restore the omitted witness markers in their respective locations: “the mystery] of [mysteries]. They [appeared . . . who oversees . . .] and the aeons, TRUTH TRULY [. . .], and TRUTH TRULY, [eternal] aeons”; “[. . .] AIA[. . .]THAŌTHŌSTH[. . .], ”; and “[. . .] TRUTH, ”.