A voice in the darkness.
A turning toward the Light.
Sophia’s story has a voice at its heart: thirteen repentances, spoken amid longing, loss, trust and the appeal to be restored.
Begin with her repentances ↗Offered in devotion to the Father and Yeshua. Every person is sovereign, with dignity, judgement and freedom of choice.
Let the prayers lead the reading.
Begin with the numbered guide, read the linked passage, and give one appeal your attention before moving to the next. This collection offers study notes, not a replacement translation of the book.
Follow the story and its questions.
Who is Pistis Sophia?
Meet Sophia within the story of longing, prayer and restoration told by Yeshua to his disciples.
Read the entry FoundationsWhy does Sophia descend?
Follow the difference between Sophia’s longing for higher light and the light she mistakes for its source.
Read the entry FoundationsWhy Sophia’s thirteen repentances matter
Her prayers carry the story: confession, lament, trust, appeal for justice and the request to be restored.
Read the entry FoundationsMary’s questions in Pistis Sophia
See how asking, listening and interpreting help Sophia’s story become a shared lesson.
Read the entry FoundationsHow is Sophia restored?
Read the help she receives, the light-stream and the movement from distress toward thanksgiving.
Read the entry FoundationsSophia, Thomas and the Books of Jeu
Build a reading route through three works while keeping their different forms and purposes understandable.
Read the entryContinue across the library.
Carry a precise question into another work, while preserving its own language and setting.