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Product No.:5133 ISBN: 978-3-438-05133-2 Author: Uwe-Karsten Plisch Publisher: Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft Format: 15,8 x 23,7 cm Binding: cloth, book jacket Shipping time: 3-10 Days € 32,00
The Gospel of Thomas, a collection of words of Jesus, is one of the most significant extrabiblical texts of the early Christian era.
This edition presents the tests in the classical languages and provides an English translation and a readily readable commentary. It includes:an introduction to the Gospel of Thomasthe complete Coptic textthe text of the Greek fragments and a Greek retranslation of all logia with the parallel texts from the canonical gospelsan English translationan extensive commentaryillustrations of the Coptic manuscriptan appendix with an indey and bibliographyThe intoduction and commentary do not assume knowledge of the classical languages, making the Gospel of Thomas accessible to a broad audience.Dr. Uwe-Karsten Plisch is a renowned specialist in extrabiblical texts of the early Christian era (2nd/3rd centuries). He participates in the German translation of the texts from Nag Hammadi.
an introduction to the Gospel of Thomasthe complete Coptic textthe text of the Greek fragments and a Greek retranslation of all logia with the parallel texts from the canonical gospelsan English translationan extensive commentaryillustrations of the Coptic manuscriptan appendix with an indey and bibliographyThe intoduction and commentary do not assume knowledge of the classical languages, making the Gospel of Thomas accessible to a broad audience.Dr. Uwe-Karsten Plisch is a renowned specialist in extrabiblical texts of the early Christian era (2nd/3rd centuries). He participates in the German translation of the texts from Nag Hammadi.
Dr. Uwe-Karsten Plisch is a renowned specialist in extrabiblical texts of the early Christian era (2nd/3rd centuries). He participates in the German translation of the texts from Nag Hammadi.
