The Sophia of Jesus Christ

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The Sophia of Jesus Christ is set after the resurrection, when Jesus appears on a mountain in Galilee to his twelve disciples and seven women. He has been glorified, transformed beyond his earthly form. And he begins to teach the things he could not teach during his earthly ministry — the true structure of the heavens, the nature of the Immortal Man, the fall of Sophia, the twelve aeons that gover

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TraditionGnostic Gospels

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01 / Historical context

Written 1st–2nd century AD. A post-resurrection dialogue between Jesus and his disciples containing cosmological secrets absent from canonical scripture.

02 / Why it matters

The resurrection was not the end. It was the beginning of the real teaching.

From / associated with the text

““The Son of Man consented with Sophia, his consort, and revealed a great androgynous light. His masculine name is designated ‘Saviour, Begetter of All Things.’ His feminine name is designated ‘All-Begettress Sophia.’””

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The Sophia of Jesus Christ

Context without the mythology.

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