Table of Contents (Lost Gospels of Jesus)

The Lost Gospels of Jesus is a modern English translation of the most ancient manuscripts uncovered from antiquity. The Canon Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, James and the Epistles of John utilize the ancient Codex Sinaiticus along with other ancient sources. The Codex Sinaiticus has been accepted by many scholars to be one of the oldest Biblical manuscripts.

In addition to the Canon Gospels, the Lost Gospels of Jesus contains the oldest known lost Gospel manuscripts discovered buried in the Middle East. This includes the Nag Hammadi manuscripts found buried in the Egyptian desert about 75 years ago. You can read more about these sources in the Introduction. Each Gospel also contains a short summary of that Gospel's history. The Introduction also lays out some of the history of the repression of many Gospel manuscripts by the Roman Catholic institution.

These translations provide a fresh perspective of the teachings of Jesus right from the scriptural sources in easy to read English. If you would like to have a copy of the entire Gospels of Jesus you can click on the image to the right to download the PDF or Ebook version without charge or obligation. Otherwise, you can navigate the entire Lost Gospels book through this website, along with footnotes and endnotes for explanations of some of the more unique, nonsectarian translations.