The Composition of the Gospel of Thomas: Original Language and Influences

Simon Gathercole

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Introduction Part I. The Original Language of Thomas: 1. The problem of the original language of Thomas 2. Methodological problems with Semitic theories 3. Arguments against Semitisms 4. Positive evidence for a Greek-language origin Part II. The Synoptic Gospels and Thomas: 5. Arguments against independence 6. Thomas and the Synoptics: a method for assessing influence 7. Matthew in the Gospel of Thomas 8. Luke in the Gospel of Thomas 9. The influence of Matthew and Luke: summary and evaluation Part III. Thomas and Other Early Christian Literature: 10. Paul in the Gospel of Thomas 11. Hebrews in the Gospel of Thomas 12. The 'two ways' source and the Gospel of Thomas Conclusion.

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