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Volume Two will teach Semitic Parallelism while showing for the first time:

• The organization and theme of part of the Garden of Eden Allegory,
• The organization and theme of part of the Gospel of Luke,
• The organization and theme of part of the Gospel of Mark,
• The entire, coherent organization of the Gospel of Thomas,
• That the core message of the Gospel of Thomas is the same as that in the Gospel of Mark,
• That the core message of the Gospels of Thomas and Mark oppose the one found in the letters of Paul as well as the Gospels of Luke, Matthew, and John, and
• That the Gospel of Thomas was composed by a single author, who most likely was Jesus.

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