Apocalypse of Paul
Paul’s visionary ascent through the heavens, toll gates, interrogators, and the soul’s liberation through the secret sign.
Codex V: the visionary manuscript of the Nag Hammadi Library, preserving The Apocalypse of Paul, The First and Second apocalypse of James, The Apocalypse of Adam, and a fragment of On the Origin of the World.
📜 About Codex V
Codex V gathers Gnostic writings of revelation and ascent: the soul’s trials, the fall of Adam, and the liberation from the rulers of the lower heavens. These texts form a bridge between cosmology and apocalypse, mapping the spirit’s passage through layers of deception toward divine remembrance.
It preserves the mysteries of courage, purification, and the knowledge required to transcend the powers who govern the material world.
The (First) Apocalypse of James
A revelatory dialogue preparing James for his trial, the archons, and his ascent.
The (Second) Apocalypse of James
James’s discourse on revelation, judgment, and the hidden path of liberation.
The Revelation (Apocalypse) of Adam
Adam’s hidden teaching to Seth on the fall, the flood, and the illuminator of knowledge.