New Testament Apocrypha

A revelatory dialogue in which the risen Christ explains the transcendent God, the divine realm, the origin of the world, and humanity’s awakening.

A fragmentary passion and resurrection narrative attributed to Peter, notable for its dramatic apologetic and visionary details.

A Valentinian Christian anthology of reflections on sacraments, names, images, union, and spiritual interpretation, traditionally called the Gospel of Philip.

A Coptic collection of 114 sayings attributed to Jesus, many paralleled in the canonical gospels and others preserved only here.

A lyrical Valentinian homily describing ignorance as a nightmare dispelled by the Father’s revelation through Christ.

A collection of stories about the child Jesus, portraying startling power gradually joined to wisdom and social responsibility.

Fragmentary Coptic revelatory and ritual texts from the Bruce Codex, traditionally divided into two books and centered on heavenly treasuries, seals, baptisms, and the soul’s ascent.