Thomas the Israelite

E531907

Thomas the Israelite is a traditionally named early Christian figure to whom the apocryphal Infancy Gospel of Thomas is attributed, often associated with the broader Thomasine literary tradition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf apocryphal figure
early Christian figure
traditional author
associatedWith Infancy Gospel of Thomas NERFINISHED
Thomasine tradition
attributedWork Infancy Gospel of Thomas NERFINISHED
canonicalStatusOfWork non-canonical in mainstream Christianity
certaintyOfIdentification identification with the apostle Thomas is uncertain
genreOfAssociatedWork narrative about the childhood of Jesus
historicity traditionally named rather than historically verified
languageContext Greek Christian literature
linkedTo Gospel of Thomas (tradition-wise, not as author) NERFINISHED
Thomasine literature NERFINISHED
literaryFunction authority figure for Thomasine writings
mentionedIn manuscript prologues to the Infancy Gospel of Thomas
nameQualifier the Israelite
possibleIdentification sometimes associated in tradition with the apostle Thomas
regionContext Eastern Mediterranean Christian milieu
religiousGenreOfWork infancy gospel
religiousTradition Christianity
roleInText putative author of the Infancy Gospel of Thomas
scholarlyView often regarded as a literary attribution rather than a historical author
statusInChurches not venerated as a distinct, historically established saint in major churches
subjectOfStudy Thomasine studies
early Christian apocrypha scholarship
textualStatusOfWork apocryphal gospel
textualTransmission name preserved in various manuscript traditions of the Infancy Gospel of Thomas
timePeriod early Christian era

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Infancy Gospel of Thomas attributedAuthor Thomas the Israelite