The Gnostic Gospels
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The Gnostic Gospel of Thomas: A Lost, Secret Vision of Jesus
cas.loyno.eduearly apocryphal gospels (whether of the Egyptians, Hebrews, or Ebionites). Matters remained thus until the important discovery in 1946 of the Gospel of Thomas among a large cache of Coptic, mainly Gnostic, treatises. The discovery was made near ancient Chenobaskion, near modern Nag Hammadi (c. 60 miles north Luxor).
The Apocalypse of Adam
byustudies.byu.eduGnostic scriptures. In contrast to the Dead Sea Scrolls, discovered two years later, there has been relatively little excitement over the Nag Hammadi find. Until recently, with the exception of the Gospels of Thomas and Philip, the Nag Hammadi materials had remained inaccessible and relatively unknown even to students of early Christianity.
Who is Mary Magdalene? - Baylor University
www.baylor.edua Gnostic heroine needs qualification. In fact, many of the references to the Gnostic Mary do not actually refer to her as “Magdalene”; this is even the case in The Gospel of Mary. The Gnostic Mary is actually a composite figure who partakes in characteristics of both Mary Magdalene—faithful disciple
The Gospel of Judas
scriptural-truth.comThe Gospel of Judas is a Gnostic gospel whose content consists of conversations between the Disciple Judas Iscariot and Jesus Christ. It is believed to have been written by Gnostic followers of Jesus, rather than by Judas himself, and probably dates from no earlier than the 2nd century, since it contains late 2nd century theology.
The Gospel of Peter
scriptural-truth.commiles from the Gnostic Nag Hammadi Library discovery. The text available to us is only a fragment and it represents a narrative description of the Passion of Jesus (his crucifixion and resurrection). It is unknown if the original Gospel of Peter was a complete narrative about the life of Jesus or if the text was always limited to the Passion.