The Gnostic New Testament and Jewels from Nag Hammadi

De: Joseph Lumpkin

Narrado por: Mel Jackson

Contained here is a compilation of the most powerful and sought after Gnostic texts available. Gnostic writings discovered in the areas of Nag Hammadi, Cairo, Oxyrynchus, and around the world have been placed in a single volume to allow the listener an appreciation of the theology and deep wisdom held in the Gnostic sect of the Christian faith. Included in this audiobook is information on various Gnostic thoughts and beliefs, which will help the listener better navigate a Christian theology vastly different from modern Christianity. Each text is rendered in an easy to understand translation. Within the texts are notes, commentaries, definitions, and theological and biblical references.

This volume includes the following texts:

• The Gospel of Truth
• The Gospel Of Thomas
• The Gospel of Barnabas
• The Gospel of Peter
• The Apocryphon of John
• The First Apocalypse of James
• The Second Apocalypse of James
• The Gospel of Philip
• The Gospel of Judas
• The Gospel of Mary Magdalene
• Eugnostos the Blessed
• The Sophia of Jesus Christ

©2017 Joseph Lumpkin (P)2022 Joseph Lumpkin

"author's note"

every other word from the readers mouth was "author's note". gets very distracting. should revise narration.

Amazing!!!

Highly recommend, it was a great listen, ill definitely be listening again!!!

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Why, why even include Barnabas

I swear this “author” is pumping these out with AI, several different volumes with varying content with much of it being present across the different books. It is rather asinine to include the gospel of barnabas in anything other than a “ fan fiction “ collection of Bible stories as it exactly that . Plenty of other “jewels” form the cited source material would have been better in this collection .

It Goes Through Different Versions

It lists like four different versions, sentence by sentence, which destroys the piece. I can't listen to the same sentence being told over and over again... it makes the story feel totally off.

Don’t waste your time.

Your entire book is pretty much the gospel of barnabas which isn’t a Gnostic text at all, it was written between the 14th-16th century, it wasn’t even apart of the nag Hammadi collection. Yet more than half the friggin book is barnabas. A illegitimate bs book probably written by a European who either converted to Islam or was influenced by Islam. That really frustrates me you would title this the Gnostic New Testament and not even start with John. Joe if you read this just know you’re lame af for this. So after finding this out I’m skipping the rest of Barnabas and I’ll see what else you jacked up. I’m not even sure what you were saying in the Thomas chapters is legit now ima have to actually re read Thomas just see how bad this actually is. Fr I hope this reaches everyone that attempts to buy this. Just don’t.