Fragments of Unknown Gospels (Papyri) 6

1… the works … they wondered greatly and pondered in their hearts. He said unto them: Why marvel ye that I raise the dead, or that I make the lame to go, or that I cleanse the lepers or raise up the sick, or that I have healed the palsied and the possessed, or that I have parted a few loaves and satisfied many, or that I have walked on the sea or that I have commanded the winds? If ye believe this and are convinced, then are ye great. For verily I say unto you: If ye say unto this mountain Lift thyself and be cast into the sea without having doubted in your soul, it shall happen unto you …

See also: Matthew 11:5, Matthew 21:21

2… as one of them was convinced whose name was Simon, and who said: O Lord verily great are the works which thou doest. For we have never heard, nor have we seen ever a man that hath raised the dead, save thee.

3The Lord said unto him: Ye shall pray for the works, which I myself shall do … But the other works will I do straightway. For these I do for the sake of (?) a momentary salvation in time, in these places where they are, that they may believe on him who hath sent me.

4Simon said unto him: O Lord, command me, that I may speak. He said unto him: Speak, Peter. For from that day he did call them by name.

5He said: What then is this work which is greater than these … except the raising of the dead and the feeding of such a multitude?

See also: John 14:12

6The Lord said unto him: There is somewhat that is greater than this, and blessed are they, that have believed with their whole heart.

See also: John 20:29

7But Philip lifted up his voice in wrath saying: What manner of thing is this, that thou wilt teach us? But he said unto him: Thou …