Apocryphal Gospels

• Early Christian Writings: Egerton Gospel  - Compiles sources available on the study of the particular topic including articles, books, and related links.
• Early Christian Writings: Epistula Apostolorum  - Collection of resource includes articles and published manuscripts about the Epistle of the Apostles.
• Early Christian Writings: Gospel of Peter  - Gathers resources that can be used for studying the writing, articles, links to published manuscripts, and bibliographic details to books.
• Early Christian Writings: Te Oxyrhynchus 840 Gospel  - Outlines structural content of the apocryphal writings from the ancient times. Includes brief description of the material.
• Early Christian Writings: The Oxyrhynchus 1224 Gospel  - Introduction to the religious writing, includes list of recommended sources for research on the topic.
• Early Christian Writings: The Oxyrhynchus 840 Gospel  - Analyzes content and structure of the material and lists suggested links to articles and other sources on the topic.
• Early Christian Writings: The Secret Book of James  - Briefly describes content and structure of the apocryphal gospel, and enumerates suggested reading materials as sources for research.
• Gnostic Society Library: Christian Apocrypha and Early Christian Literature  - Archives articles and commentaries on different categories under the same topic. Also provides copies of translations and discussions.
• Gospel of Barnabas  - Consists of detailed studies, history, and interpretation as made by theologians and other experts.
• Jesus of Nazareth – In Early Christian Gospels  - Short discussion on the sources and verifiability of the gospels found in the New Testament. Includes answers to FAQs.
• The Reluctant Messenger: The Gnostic Gospel of Truth  - Provides commentary on the content of the ancient text including its philosophy and theological teachings.
• Reluctant Messenger: The Gospel of the Holy Twelve  - Explores contextual interpretation of the religious writing, including its significance and comments on its meaning.
• Wesley Center Online: Book of James, or Protevangelium  - Furnishes the entire translated content of the religious writing plus a commentary on its implications to the development of Christianity.
• Wesley Center Online: Excerpts from the Gospel of Mary  - Gives sample selections of the original writing that states the gist of the message as intended by the original author.
• Wesley Center Online: Gospel of Bartholomew  - Furnishes summarized interpretation of the writing and cites its historical studies in clarifying its content and meaning.
• Wesley Center Online: Gospel of Peter  - Explores content’s real meaning and intentions. Also furnishes excerpts from various materials.
• Wesley Center Online: The Gospel of Nicodemus, or Acts of Pilate  - Outlines content of the material, divides it into significant topics, and provides a concise background.
• Wesley Center Online: The Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew  - Presents Hebraic version relating events on the miraculous birth of Jesus.
• Wesley Center Online: The Gospel of the Nativity of Mary  - Provides translated copy of the religious writing that relates the life experiences of the Virgin Mary and the birth of Jesus.
• The Whole Bible: Epistula Apostolorun  - Contains concise description and outline of the writing’s content, its interpretation, and significance to the whole scheme of the religion.
• Whole Bible: The Apocryphon for James  - Discusses the significant points of the gospel, including its theological teachings concerning inspiration and knowledge.
• The Whole Bible: The Dialogue of the Savior  - Presents an analytical study and discussion on the particular material including its content and the interpretations of the scholars on its meaning.
• The Whole Bible: The Egerton Gospel  - Discusses background, structure, and interpretation of the writing’s content, and its contextual nature as studied by the experts.
• The Whole Bible: The Gospel of Peter  - Discusses the results made on the study of writing including its background, historical viability, and significance.
• Whole Bible: The Gospel of the Ebionites  - Summarizes overview of the religious writing, including commentary and interpretation of the content.
• Whole Bible: The Gospel of the Hebrews  - Contains analysis of the religious writing, including its interpretations and historical background.
• The Whole Bible: The Gospel of the Nazoreans  - Background information on the religious writings, including its context, analysis of structure, and interpretations.
• The Whole Bible: The Infancy Gospel of James  - Discusses the contextual structure of the religious writing, including versions of interpretations.
• The Whole Bible: The Infancy Gospel of Thomas  - Provides discussion on the theological teachings proposed by original authors regarding the gospel's portrayal of Jesus.
• Whole Bible: The Oxyrhynchus 840 Gospel  - Features concise description and commentary on the particular religious writing.