The suppressed Gospels and Epistles of the original New Testament of Jesus the Christ, Volume 4, Nicodemus
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This volume gathers translations of early Christian writings excluded from canonical editions, presenting apocryphal narratives and epistles attributed to apostles and their disciples. It retells extra-canonical accounts of the trial, miraculous signs, suffering, descent into the netherworld, and resurrection of the central figure, often expanding courtroom scenes and supernatural occurrences, and includes letters and shorter treatises venerated in primitive churches. Editorial material supplies linguistic translation from ancient tongues and historical commentary on provenance and authenticity ascribed by earlier translators and divines. The collection foregrounds variant traditions and devotional episodes that circulated among early communities but were later omitted from standard New Testament canons.
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