The Lost Books of the Bible

The collection of texts referred to as the Lost Books of the Bible can vary depending on the source but some of the more well-known texts include: The Gospel of Thomas: A collection of sayings attributed to Jesus often in the form of cryptic and contemplative teachings. The Gospel of Mary: A text that presents a dialogue between Jesus and Mary Magdalene focusing on her spiritual insights. The Infancy Gospel of James (also known as the Protevangelium of James): A text that elaborates on the birth and early life of Mary the mother of Jesus. The Infancy Gospel of Thomas: Similar to the previous text this work presents stories of the childhood of Jesus. The Gospel of Judas: This text portrays Judas Iscariot in a more positive light suggesting that his betrayal of Jesus was part of a divine plan.