Gospel of Cerinthus

New Testament Apocrypha
Apostolic Fathers
1 Clement · 2 Clement Epistles of Ignatius Polycarp to the Philippians Martyrdom of Polycarp · Didache Barnabas · Diognetus The Shepherd of Hermas
Jewish-Christian Gospels
Ebionites · Hebrews · Nazarenes
Infancy Gospels
James · Thomas · Syriac · Pseudo-Matthew · History of Joseph the Carpenter
Gnostic Gospels
Judas · Mary · Phillip · Truth · Secret Mark · The Saviour
Other Gospels
Thomas · Marcion · Peter · Barnabas
Apocalypse
Paul · Coptic Paul Peter · Gnostic Peter Pseudo-Methodius · Thomas · Stephen 1 James · 2 James
Epistles
Apocryphon of James Epistula Apostolorum Corinthians to Paul · Pseudo-Titus Peter to Philip · Laodiceans Seneca the Younger · 3 Corinthians
Acts
Andrew · Barnabas · John · the Martyrs Paul · Paul & Thecla Peter · Peter & Andrew Peter & Paul · Peter & the Twelve Philip · Pilate · Thomas · Timothy Xanthippe, Polyxena, & Rebecca
Misc
Diatessaron Questions of Bartholomew Resurrection of Jesus Christ
"Lost" Books
Bartholomew · Cerinthus · Basilides · Mani
Historical Edits
Decretum Gelasianum
Nag Hammadi library

The Gospel of Cerinthus is a lost gospel used by Cerinthus and by Carpocrates. According to Epiphanius,^[1] this is a Jewish Gospel identical to the Gospel of the Ebionites and, apparently, is a truncated version of Matthew's Gospel according to the Hebrews. Bardy calls it a "Judaizing rather than Gnostic gospel.^[2]

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