The Gospel of Judas presents a unique and controversial perspective on biblical accounts. This apocryphal text unveils profound insights into faith, betrayal, and Judas’s role in Christian history, inviting deep reflection on the mysteries of ancient spirituality.
Recent discoveries of the Gospel of Judas in Egypt have reopened the debate about the figure of Judas Iscariot. Analyzed by the Maecenas Foundation and the National Geographic Society, the manuscript provides an alternative view where Jesus asks Judas to hand him over.
The Gospel of Judas, a Coptic text over 1,700 years old, surprises with its unique ink and its divergent perspective on Judas’s betrayal. Recent scientific studies compared the chemical composition of its pigments with Egyptian certificates from the same period, confirming its authenticity and underscoring the importance of interdisciplinary research.
