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- Lists 114 sayings known as the "secret sayings" of JesusThe Nag Hammadi Library: Doubting Thomas?
- Dates back to approximately 350 A.C.The Nag Hammadi Library: Doubting Thomas?
- Three parts of the gospel written in Greek were discovered in Egypt in 1897
- The Greek fragments date back to approximately 200 A.C.The Nag Hammadi Library: Doubting Thomas?
- Became available to the general public in 1975
- Believed by some to be a Gnostic forgery
- Has opened a new voice on Christianity
- The Gospel has been translated in several languages
- Not included in the official Bible
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The Gospel of Thomas is a New Testament-era Coptic manuscript, discovered in Nag Hammadi, Egypt in 1945. Unlike the four narrative gospels included in the Bible, Thomas is a collection of sayings attributed to Jesus.
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Sayings from the Gospel Of Thomas
"And He said: "Whoever finds the meaning of these words will not taste death."-Opening words of the Gospel Of ThomasGnosis: The Gospel of Thomas Collection"Jesus said, "Know what is in front of your face, and what is hidden from you will be disclosed to you. For there is nothing hidden that won't be revealed."-Gospel Of ThomasPBS: Gospel of Thomas
"Jesus said, "Those who know all, but are lacking in themselves, are utterly lacking."-Gospel Of ThomasPBS: Gospel of Thomas
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Gospel Of Thomas Questions
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What is the Gospel called that the Vatican refuses to accept? 1 AnswerThe Gospel of Judas is the name of the gospel that the Vatican refuses to accept due to conflicting statements in relation to the Christian Faith. read more -
Has anyone ever heard of the gospels that were left out of the bible? 3 AnswersEarly Christians started trying to determine what writings to include within about 60 years after the death of the last apostle, and within about 100 years afte... read more -
How did Thomas Jefferson enforce his beliefs of independent freedom? 1 Answer"enfoers freedum" is self-kontradikt read more
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RT @sbynum34: Thomas Dorsey - Father of Gospel Music. He combined sacred words with secular rhythms. “Take My Hand Precious Lord”. #BlackHistoryFact
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Thomas Dorsey - Father of Gospel Music. He combined sacred words with secular rhythms. “Take My Hand Precious Lord”. #BlackHistoryFact
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"You see the splinter in the eye of your neighbor, but you do not see the log in your own." (Gospel of Thomas 26)
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You live in darkness and death, drunk with fire, and full of bitterness. - The Gospel of Thomas
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@patrickbrinksma @stevetheseeker Death in the Gospel of Thomas is a spiritual death, it was foobarred into a crucifiction in NT for prophecy
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