Bible Expert (likely Wesley Huff or a co-host closely involved with Biblical scholarship)
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But I needed to find you a passage that said foreskins.
But I needed to find you a passage that said foreskins.
But I needed to find you a passage that said foreskins.
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God. Yeah, the Canaanites. The Canaanites. Wow.
God. Yeah, the Canaanites. The Canaanites. Wow.
God. Yeah, the Canaanites. The Canaanites. Wow.
So this is awesome. Thank you. I went to the Coptic Museum in Cairo two years ago, and I saw the Naikamadi Library. So this is Naikamadi Codex II, which was discovered in 1945 and includes a bunch of Gnostic writings, including the Gospel of Philip, but the famous one is the Gospel of Thomas.
So this is awesome. Thank you. I went to the Coptic Museum in Cairo two years ago, and I saw the Naikamadi Library. So this is Naikamadi Codex II, which was discovered in 1945 and includes a bunch of Gnostic writings, including the Gospel of Philip, but the famous one is the Gospel of Thomas.
So this is awesome. Thank you. I went to the Coptic Museum in Cairo two years ago, and I saw the Naikamadi Library. So this is Naikamadi Codex II, which was discovered in 1945 and includes a bunch of Gnostic writings, including the Gospel of Philip, but the famous one is the Gospel of Thomas.
And the Gospel of Thomas, which we knew about prior to this because it had been condemned in the ancient church, but we didn't have evidence for it in terms of physical documentation until in the 1800s in a place called Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, they found some fragments of this unknown gospel.
And the Gospel of Thomas, which we knew about prior to this because it had been condemned in the ancient church, but we didn't have evidence for it in terms of physical documentation until in the 1800s in a place called Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, they found some fragments of this unknown gospel.
And the Gospel of Thomas, which we knew about prior to this because it had been condemned in the ancient church, but we didn't have evidence for it in terms of physical documentation until in the 1800s in a place called Oxyrhynchus, Egypt, they found some fragments of this unknown gospel.
Yes. 114 sayings. This is an important one because the last saying of the Gospel of Thomas has Peter saying, let Mary leave us for women are not worthy of life. Good start. And then Jesus says, don't worry. I will make her resemble a male like you males. And the last line of the Gospel of Thomas is every woman who makes herself male will enter the kingdom of heaven. Look at that.
Yes. 114 sayings. This is an important one because the last saying of the Gospel of Thomas has Peter saying, let Mary leave us for women are not worthy of life. Good start. And then Jesus says, don't worry. I will make her resemble a male like you males. And the last line of the Gospel of Thomas is every woman who makes herself male will enter the kingdom of heaven. Look at that.
Yes. 114 sayings. This is an important one because the last saying of the Gospel of Thomas has Peter saying, let Mary leave us for women are not worthy of life. Good start. And then Jesus says, don't worry. I will make her resemble a male like you males. And the last line of the Gospel of Thomas is every woman who makes herself male will enter the kingdom of heaven. Look at that.
I don't know enough about that. Oh, okay.
I don't know enough about that. Oh, okay.