The Gospel of the Hebrews is a gospel account believed to have been lost less than 800 years ago. Early Christians held diverse views on this text; some considered it the authentic version of Matthew, whereas others dismissed it as a work of Jewish heresy. Unlike the canonical gospels, which were written in Greek, this gospel was written in Hebrew, which diminished its spread within in the Roman Empire.
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Excerpts by Philipp Vielhauer and George Ogg, 1904, and M.R. James, 1924, now in the public domain.
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How to cite:
James, Montague. . Translated by M.R. James, edited by Rachel Bousfield. Other Gospels. (accessed ).