Picture this: December 1945, near the ancient town of Nag Hammadi in Upper Egypt. Muhammad al-Samman is digging for sabakh—rich fertilizer for his crops—when his shovel strikes something hard. Clay jars, sealed for sixteen centuries, containing thirteen leather-bound codices that would fundamentally challenge everything we thought we knew about early Christianity.
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Picture this: December 1945, near the ancient town of Nag Hammadi in Upper Egypt. Muhammad al-Samman is digging for sabakh—rich fertilizer for his crops—when his shovel strikes something hard. Clay jars, sealed for sixteen centuries, containing thirteen leather-bound codices that would fundamentally challenge everything we thought we knew about early Christianity.
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