[3] The textual style resembles other Gnostic dialogues between the Savior and the disciples, such as the Gospel of Thomas,[1][2] but lacks a literary framework, has dramatic episodes interspersed, and includes eschatology.
The Lord speaks about the nature of darkness and light, the origin of the universe, the power of the mind and the spirit, and the importance of seeking the truth.
The text also emphasizes the importance of understanding the root of all things, including the work of perfection, fire, water, wind, and the body.
The Lord emphasizes the importance of ridding oneself of jealousy and abandoning burdensome works in order to enter the bridal chamber and find rest.
Mary expresses her desire to understand all things, and the Lord emphasizes the importance of seeking life rather than the material wealth of the world.
The Lord emphasizes the importance of stripping oneself of transient things and following the path of truth to achieve spiritual purity.