Nag Hammadi and the Gospel of Thomas

It’s 1945, in the scorching sands of Upper Egypt. A group of farmers is digging for fertilizer when they stumble upon an ancient, sealed jar. Inside, they find a collection of manuscripts that will turn the world of Christian scholarship on its head. Among these is the Gospel of Thomas, a text that’s as enigmatic as it is revolutionary. Imagine a gospel that flips the script on everything you thought you knew about Jesus’ teachings. No miracles, no parables, no resurrection story—just 114 sayings that challenge you to look within for divine wisdom. Today, we’re diving into the Gospel of Thomas, a text that promises to reveal a different side of early Christianity. This is not your Sunday School Jesus; this is a Jesus who speaks directly to your soul, urging you to find the Kingdom of Heaven within yourself. Intrigued? You should be. Stay tuned as we unravel the mysteries of this ancient manuscript, explore its profound teachings, and discover why the Gospel of Thomas is shaking up our