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 1   I     |        collection of traditional Sayings (logoi) of Jesus. It is
 2   I     |          canonical Gospels. Many Sayings in Thomas have parallels
 3   I     | parallels with the New Testament Sayings, especially those found
 4   I     | narrative connecting the various Sayings. In form, it is simply a
 5   I     |          is simply a list of 114 Sayings, in no particular order.
 6   I     |        primitive versions of the Sayings, or developments of more
 7   I     |     indicates, these are "secret sayings", and are intended to be
 8   I     |          esoteric in nature. The Sayings are not intended to be interpreted
 9   I     |       the deeper meanings of the Sayings can one truly understand
10   I     |     Gospel of Thomas. Of the 114 Sayings in the complete work, and
11   I     |     version, which comes between Sayings 32 and 33 of the Coptic
12   I     |  Testament parallels for all 114 sayings for easier comparison. Note
13  II     |          P) These are the secret sayings which the living Jesus spoke
14  II, 1  |          interpretation of these sayings will not experience death." ~
15 III     |     consist of the preamble, and sayings 1-6, 26-28, 30-32, ~
16 III, 115|          and 655. Generally, the sayings are essentially the same
17 III, 115|          P) These are the secret sayings which were spoken by Jesus
18  IV     |  Canonical Comparisons of Thomas Sayings ~ I have grouped the sayings
19  IV     |     Sayings ~ I have grouped the sayings in the Gospel of Thomas
20  IV     |        Thomas into 5 categories. Sayings that are variants of or
21  IV     |          passages (22 of these), sayings that appear more remotely
22  IV     |        similar in some way (28), sayings which contain parts parallel
23  IV     |       unconnected passages (13), sayings parallel to non-canonical
24  IV     |      Parallels~All the following sayings have no parallels in the