What is the Nag Hamaddi Library?

>The Nag Hammadi Library, a collection of thirteen ancient books (called "codices") containing over fifty texts, was discovered in upper Egypt in 1945. This immensely important discovery includes a large number of primary "Gnostic Gospels" – texts once thought to have been entirely destroyed during the early Christian struggle to define "orthodoxy" – scriptures such as the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Philip, and the Gospel of Truth. The discovery and translation of the Nag Hammadi library, initially completed in the 1970's, has provided impetus to a major re-evaluation of early Christian history and the nature of Gnosticism.

First start here:

http:// www.gnosis.org/naghamm/Pagels-Gnostic-Gospels.html

..For an excellent overview of what one is dealing with here, as well as a curious story of how this particular set of highly forbidden texts, texts which the church no doubt believed to have stamped out for good, managed to sneak it's way into safe hands without being intercepted by the powers that be, and eventually onto the internet. When I first discovered these texts, I was floored by the fact that, despite the odds, these texts managed to survive and become public knowledge (with its own "red herring" and everything, ever hear about the more famous "Dead Sea Scrolls"? talk about slides..)

Lots of really lucky coincidences.. and what do we say about coincidences?

From there we have (more or less in order of importance in my opinion)

>The Apocryphon (secret) Gospel of John

http:// www.gnosis.org/naghamm/nhl_sbj.htm

>The Gospel of Thomas

http:// www.gnosis.org/naghamm/nhl_thomas.htm

>The Gospel of Truth

http:// www.gnosis.org/naghamm/got-barnstone.html

>The Gospel of Philip

http:// www.gnosis.org/naghamm/GPhilip-Barnstone.html

There are other texts, some that were found along with the other Nag Hammadi texts, and some that were discovered much before. Don't worry about this, it is basically rehashing the same truth that is backed up by above mentioned books, unless this really interests you in which case, go nuts. It's all no that website.

Really makes clear wtf happened to christianity in the 2000 years since Jesus Christ of Nazareth was crucified on Calvary hill, and more importantly, WHY??

Enjoy.

http:// gnosis.org/library/marcion/antithes.htm

On second thought, this might be the best starting point.

>ANTITHESIS Contradictions Between the Old Testament Deity and the New Testament God.

>For an evil tree bringeth forth not good fruit; neither does a good tree bring forth evil fruit. For every tree is known by his own fruit. Luke 6:43,44a

>I am the Lord, and there is none else; I form the light, and create darkness; I make peace, and create evil…

Isaiah 45:6,7

>>2863

This is especially good as a "preliminary" red pill for christfags but the indoctrination often runs deep so often even when the evidence is right there, people will refuse to believe.. or even consider.

>>2863

O.M.G. I SEE IT!!!

sorry got a little overexcited there. I have been trying to make the connection about the disconnection for a while now, and there it is - plain as day.

"I create darkness" "I create evil" - wow. There's your clue. Not same god.

The God of Genesis though - the creator - who was that?

>>2863

"as for that in the good soil, they are those who, hearing the word, hold it fast in an honest and good heart, and bear fruit with patience."

Luke 8:15 :)

>>2873

as we have said many times in the past GOD IS EVERTHING EVERYONE (it) created everything we see touch smell and taste (its) in us around us (it) is all THINGS

"IAM" THE ELECTRICAL ENERGY PREVADING THE UNIVERSE FROM THE UNIVERSAL SCALE TO THE QUANTUM LVL

THATS THEY BIGGEST KEY EVER PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>>2608

My friend Wong

You ask an excellent question.

The Nag Hammadi Library was a (successful) attempt to keep Gnosticism alive for humanity.

What was Alexandria Library?

What was Glastonbury Abbey?

What was the Spanish Inquisition?

(What is a misnomer?)

What was the mission of The Conquistadors?

Was GO(l)D priority No1?

What were the Crusades ReAlly about?

A war waged on Gnosticism by Babylon/Rome/Vatican?

Can You REMEMBER it?

You were a Warrior?

You still are.

Peace and love brother.

>>3770

Hey Comet man! Big fan; I like your angle.

The Alexandria Library is a gosh darn shame is what it is.

Don't know much about Glastonbury but skimming over it now it looks very promising.

>What were the Crusades ReAlly about?

>A war waged on Gnosticism by >Babylon/Rome/Vatican?

>Can You REMEMBER it?

>You were a Warrior?

When I was a child, my sister and I played this imaginary, "imaginary" game we called Tiger and Wolfie. I was Tiger, she was wolfie. We had pets. We had telekinesis and other psychic powers. She also had echolocation for some reason (is the type that can "see" auras, today, so maybe thats a connection?), and my "unique" power.. is something neither of us can remember for some reason, try as we might.

We fell through a hole in heaven one day while camping and slowly fell through the "waters" as I called it back then, until we landed on earth, and for some reasons we had to fight off the "crusaders".

This was a ongoing "game" that I made up, or maybe I "remembered" as I went along, for years.. I think we played for the last time when i was in 2nd grade and she was in kindergarten and by then I was mostly humoring her, in my mind.

I don't remember much. What I told you above is literally all I remember from a solid 36 months of fantasy play, and we (my sister and I) have TRIED.

but crusaders? echolocation? "fell from a hole in heaven?" "the firmament (waters)?"

Again, this was a 4 maybe 5 year old kid just making up a story because his younger sister wanted to keep playing. I'm sure I just heard the word crusader somewhere and decided to use it in my game.

The crusaders were not a one off thing by the way. The Crusaders were pretty much basic form of opposition, although my intuition says there were other variations that we would have to go through, the all purpose "Crusaders" were the expendable cannon fodder Tiger and Wofie would rip through using echolocation and what not, on their quest to get back home, to heaven.

It's probably just a coincidence.

And yes, in my opinion, pretty much all big religious happenings after the death of Christ were red herrings to stamp out Gnosticism.

The Nag Hammadi story and how it was found, just proved to me its legitimacy.

Can darkness hide the Light?

The truth always shies through as the say.

And the timing too! Hidden away after being discovered for decades, so no "officials" from the church of fuckery could fuckery. Until the world was ready.. as in until Internet was invented

Also, the Dead Sea Scroll, which was basically a non-important bunch of old tyme scratch paper that for some reason completely overshadowed the Nag Hammadi Texts which has actual, real substance, all perfectly preserved. If I didn't know better.. I'd say God, or some other celestial being, had itself a giggle, trolling the establishment with a beautiful red herring, and I love it.

Who says the Christian God doesn't have a sense of humor? "Christian" God lol

Q, The Earliest Gospel

https://www.scribd.com/doc/116845232/John-S-Kloppenborg-Q-The-Earliest-Gospel-Christian-pdf

>>4598

omg. GREAT find anon.

"since we do not know what this document was called, scholars have adopted the siglum Q from the german word "quelle" or source"

Seems like this Q is used to unite some bible disagreements among scholars, as our Q is used to unite anons and us ALL!

no coincidences, full circle.

>>4598

My Anon…

My best friend…

Epic find!

Eye will take my Time to perceive this!

Thank you.

>>4601

Wonder Woman…

My best friend…

Apparently there is more symbolism / sigil magic contained within "Q" than we knew!

>>3982

Wong…

My best friend…

>The Alexandria Library is a gosh darn shame is what it is.

That it is… that it is…

My friend, Eye hope you have been well.