The Nag Hammadi Scriptures in Modern English - Library of Alexandria Edition

The Gospel of Thomas. The Gospel of Philip. The Secret Book of John. Buried in Egypt for sixteen centuries. You've heard the names. Read the writings.

What do the Gnostic gospels actually say? Why were these books hidden in a jar in the desert? And what did early Christians argue about before the canon was settled?

A quotation gives you a glimpse. A summary gives you someone else's interpretation. This Library of Alexandria edition gives you the works themselves - in clear modern English.

THE GNOSTIC GOSPELS AND SECRET WRITINGS OF THE EARLY CHURCH.

The Gospel of Thomas - read the sayings.

The collection of sayings attributed to Jesus that changed the modern debate.

The Gospel of Philip and the Gospel of Truth - enter the Gnostic world.

Teachings on knowledge, spirit and salvation.

The Secret Book of John - follow the hidden account of creation.

The central Gnostic telling of how the world came to be.

Dialogues, revelations and prayers.

The other writings of the Nag Hammadi library, together in one volume.

No academic barrier.

Spend your attention on the texts. Compare them with the scripture you know. Form your own understanding.

ALL FIVE VOLUMES + 242 MORE WORKS. EBOOK AND AUDIOBOOK. INCLUDED WITH YOUR BOOK.

The book is where you begin. A link and QR code printed inside your book unlock the Library of Alexandria digital library, at no extra cost:

All five volumes to read and hear

- The Holy Bible, The Complete 88-Book Ethiopian Bible, The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible, The Nag Hammadi Scriptures and The Complete Books of Enoch.

The 242-book Lost & Forbidden Library

- the Secret Book of John, The Thunder, Perfect Mind, Pistis Sophia, the Gospels of Thomas and Judas, the Testament, Odes, Psalms and Wisdom of Solomon, the Cave of Treasures, Jasher, the Didache and many more.

Read when you can. Listen when life keeps moving.

Open an ebook at home. Take an audiobook on your walk or commute.

Start with Thomas. Read beyond the quotations. Then decide what you make of the writings for yourself.