the power of God, an image of God's goodness, an incomprehensible Word, Wisdom, and Life. He is also described as giving life to all living things, ruling with power, being the beginning and end of everyone, and rejoicing over those who are pure. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of being vigilant to avoid falling into the hands of robbers. It encourages the reader to fight the good fight and overcome the powers that fight against them, with the help of their judge who wants them to be victorious. The reader is instructed to fear God, glorify Him through good works, and to understand that anyone who is not pleasing to God is the son of perdition and will go to the underworld. The text highlights God's patience, love, and knowledge of all things, including the hidden things of the heart. It also highlights the difficulty of understanding and knowing God and Christ and instructs the reader to prepare themselves for escape from worldly powers, purify themselves inwardly and outwardly, and accept the wisdom of Christ and guard it. The ending states that God's way is always profitable. References Silvanus, Teachings of Works of unknown authorship Nag Hammadi library