The Nag Hammadi Library The Sophia of Jesus Christ Translated by Douglas M. Parrott The Sophia (Wisdom) of Jesus ChristAfter he rose from the dead, his twelve disciples and seven women continued to be his followers, and went to Galilee onto the mountain called “Divination and Joy”. When they gathered together and were perplexed about…
by Glenn Kimballfrom UFODigest Website There are many different “Bibles” that survive in our era of discovery. They include, Each contains a different view of the same events in history. Each vindicates the other as having come from the same source. The Kolbrin is more significant than a mere religious history lesson. It is the…
The Nag Hammadi Library The Apocryphon of James translated by Francis E. Williams James writes to […]: Peace be with you from Peace, love from Love, grace from Grace, faith from Faith, life from Holy Life! Since you asked that I send you a secret book which was revealed to me and Peter by the…
The Thunder, Perfect Mind Translated by George W. MacRae from the text of the Nag Hammadi scroll. I was sent forth from the power. and I have come to those who reflect upon me, and I have been found among those who seek after me. Look upon me, you who reflect upon me, and you…
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The Nag Hammadi Library The Gospel of Thomas Translated by Thomas O. Lambdin These are the secret sayings which the living Jesus spoke and which Didymos Judas Thomas wrote down. (1) And he said, “Whoever finds the interpretation of these sayings will not experience death.” (2) Jesus said, “Let him who seeks continue seeking until…
The Gospel According to Mary Magdalene from GnosisArchive Website recovered through WayBackMachine Website Archive Notes:Papyrus Berolinensis 8502 was acquired by a German scholar, Dr. Carl Reinhardt, in Cairo in 1896 (the codex is variably referenced in scholarly writings as the “Berlin Gnostic Codex”, the “Akhmim Codex”, PB 8502, and BG 8502). It contains Coptic editions…
by John Humphries from Cassiopaea Website Part 1 In December 1980, Colonel John Alexander published an article in the US Army’s journal, Military Review, “The New Mental Battlefield“, stating that telepathy could be used to interfere with the brain’s electrical activity. This caught the attention of senior Army generals who encouraged him to pursue what…
