< Translation:Qolasta
LII.
Whose son am I?
The preserved Mānā (i.e. Jōsmīr),
the great effulgence of the first life,
the son of the great, first life,
who pondered and recognized and desired His.
From him came the Kannā of the souls.
On the final day,
when the souls leave their bodies,
they will rejoice in him,
embrace him, ascend
and see the outer ether and the light dwelling.
Praised be the great life in its light,
the life is victorious.

Mandaic transcription

brẖ ana ḏ-man
mana smira ḏ-hu iusmir ziua rba ḏ-hiia qadmaiia br hiia rbia rišaiia ḏ-haš u-praš dilẖ baiia ḏ-minẖ dilẖ ata kana ḏ-nišmata
l-iuma b-atraia kḏ napqa mn pagraiin bdilẖ hadia u-mitkarkibẖ u-salqia hazilẖ laiar baraia u-l-daura taqna
u-mšabin hiia rbia ba-nhuraihun
u-hiia zakin
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