Nag Hammadi Gnostic Volume 1
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In 1945, near the town of Nag Hammadi, Upper Egypt, local farmers uncovered a sealed jar containing thirteen papyrus codices bound in leather. Written in Coptic (Egyptian language with Greek script), these texts date to the 3rd–4th century CE, though many were originally composed in Greek much earlier (1st–2nd century CE).
The discovery is known as the Nag Hammadi Library. It includes a wide range of Gnostic writings—The Gospel of Thomas, Gospel of Philip, Apocryphon of John, Gospel of Truth, and more. These texts reveal alternative Christian and pre-Christian cosmologies, focused on secret knowledge (gnosis), the illusionary power of the Archons, and liberation of the soul from the material trap.
Origin context:
Likely collected and hidden by early Gnostic communities (possibly Pachomian monks who rejected them under pressure from the orthodox church).
Buried around the late 4th century when heretical works were being hunted and destroyed after the Council of Nicaea and Athanasius’ canon decrees.
Their survival was accidental—hidden in desert soil until modern rediscovery.
Tactical verdict: The Nag Hammadi corpus is the primary source of Gnostic cosmology—raw intelligence from suppressed sects showing how early mystics viewed the Demiurge, Sophia, and salvation through gnosis rather than church dogma. READ or DOWNLOAD
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