Only one ancient book recording the teachings of Jesus has escaped being touched by the Church. Furthermore, only a single copy escaped later destructions. Discovered in 1945 hidden in a jar, buried in the sands of Egypt, it is known as the Gospel of Thomas. An apparently random collection of 114 sayings by Jesus, each one has an outer shape and inner meanings - like mini-parables. Hugh McGregor Ross has devoted his life to working with this ancient book, and has discovered that there is also hidden within it a coherent set of teachings, revealed merely by re-arranging the sequence of the sayings to put like with like. These teachings, when we strive to unlock their hidden meaning, provide us with a spiritual pathway leading to an ever-deepening awareness of Ultimate Reality. As an aid, the author provides an introduction, adding notes and essays where experience shows them to be helpful.
153pp, 159mm x 235mm, hardback, 1998
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