9. You, therefore, Oh Tat, my son, pray first to the Lord and father, and to the singular, and to the one, from whom is one to be merciful to thee, that you may know and understand so great a God; and that he would shine one of his beams upon you in your understanding. 10. For only the understanding see that which is not manifest, or apparent, as being itself not manifest or apparent; and if you are able, Oh Tat, it will appear to the eyes of your mind. 11. For the Lord, void of envy, appears through the whole world. You may see the intelligence, and take it into your hands, and contemplate
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