The Gospel of the Egyptians

The Gospel of the Egyptians is an early Christian text, part of the broader Gnostic tradition, likely composed in the 2nd or 3rd century. It presents a mystical, symbolic interpretation of spiritual truths, emphasizing the soul’s journey and inner enlightenment. The text incorporates references to Egyptian mythology and emphasizes the importance of spiritual knowledge (gnosis) over strict adherence to rituals. As a non-canonical gospel, it offers insight into diverse early Christian beliefs, highlighting how different groups sought to understand Jesus’ teachings and the nature of salvation from a mystical perspective.