The Gospel of Thomas is a collection of 114 sayings of Christ, purportedly recorded by his disciple Thomas. Included is a series of dialogues between him and the disciples in which he shares parables, aphorisms, and other spiritual insights. The Gospel of Thomas emphasizes Jesus's role as a wisdom teacher and challenges the faithful to wrestle with the subtle meaning of his words.
Original translation by Thomas Lambdin, B.P. Grenfell, A.S. Hunt, and Bentley Layton. This work was graciously given to the public domain by Pual Halsall in 1992.
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Original transcription by Martijn Linssen, who has graciously committed the text to the public domain.