Codex Reborn

Codex Reborn is a core collection within The Vault, the archival pillar of The Gnostic Key. It gathers together Gnostic gospels and related apocrypha that sit outside, or on the margins of, the later Christian canon.

The collection draws from discoveries such as the Nag Hammadi library, the Berlin Codex, and other manuscript traditions in which early Christian and Gnostic writers preserved alternative accounts of creation, Christ, and salvation. Many of these texts were buried, neglected, or actively suppressed as orthodoxy consolidated its authority.

Works presented here include writings such as the Apocryphon of John, the Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Truth, and Pistis Sophia, with further texts added as the collection expands. They are provided in a readable format for study and reflection, with minimal alteration beyond structural clarity.

These documents are not offered as a replacement canon, nor as a definitive guide to early Christian belief. They are preserved here so readers can encounter the diversity of voices, symbols, and cosmologies that shaped the Gnostic imagination and its understanding of Christ, Sophia, the creator, and the human soul.