The second stele is a hymnic address to Barbelo, named as the First Thought, the divine womb, and the triple-powered mediating presence through whom the Self-Begotten Son came forth and through whom ascent to the Father is accomplished. The text presents a liturgical theology in which a community of worshippers declares union with this mediating figure — receiving her seal, her name, her threefold power — and through her knowing the Father. Read within the canonical doctrinal frame, this hymn maps onto a corrupted but recognizable pattern: a mediating 'mother' figure occupying the place that rightly belongs to the covenant name and the Holy Order, substituting a feminine pleroma-being for the actual ascending path through Christ to Jehovah.