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Jesus's Lost Words Stun Christians (Not in the Bible!)

Dear Reader,

I have an out-of-the-ordinary message to share with you today.

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It was found in a cave near Nag Hammadi, Egypt. And Claremont Graduate University has confirmed it dates to just a few years after the crucifixion.

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