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Jesus speaks in a stone portico while Thomas writes on a wax tablet.
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Historical Library · Nag Hammadi

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Anonymous. The prologue attributes the sayings to Didymos Judas Thomas; this is not proof of historical authorship.

Nag Hammadi Codex II (NHAM 02), pp. 32–51 · Sahidic Coptic with Lycopolitan features

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Prologue 0 and sayings 1-114 are retained. Numbered paragraphs within a saying are modern reader units, not ancient verse numbering.

    Gospel of Thomas 0:1

    The Hidden Sayings

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    1These are the hidden sayings which the living Jesus spoke, and Didymos Judas Thomas wrote them.

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