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A Law in the Letter of Peter to Philip

The Letter of Peter to Philip, translated from Nag Hammadi Codex VIII, 2, which dates from 170 to 220 A.D. We have used the Frederik Wisse translation.

When you strip off from yourselves what is corrupted, then you will become illuminators in the midst of mortal men. – Letter of Peter to Philip, Codex VIII, 2

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References

The Nag Hammadi Library. James M. Robinson, editor. San Francisco: Harper and Row, 1988. Partial chapter texts only at Internet Archive, December 15, 2022.

Wisse, Frederik, Trans. "The Letter of Peter to Philip." The Nag Hammadi Library. Ed. James M. Robinson. San Francisco, Harper & Row, 1981. 394-398.

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