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  • Who owns this tennis-ball-sized space rock?

    Feb 3rd, 2010 - MSNBC

    Who owns this tennis-ball-sized space rock?washington - an out-of-this world rock has become the center of a down-to-earth dispute over who its rightful owner should be. the tennis ball-sized meteorite plummeted through the roof of a virginia medical office just after dusk on jan.

  • Some thoughts on using the iPad as an IT support tool

    Jan 30th, 2010 - TUAW

    Some thoughts on using the iPad as an IT support tooli make part of my living as an apple consultant, so one of the first thoughts that went through my mind on wednesday when i first saw the ipad was "would i be able to use that to help support my clients?" after a bit of thought yesterday

  • First thoughts: Something for everyone

    Jan 28th, 2010 - MSNBC

    obama's sotu had a little something for everyone, but much of it was focused on independents… it also included plenty of shout-outs to gop ideas… obama said job creation is his no.

  • Health Shares Rally on Mass. Vote

    Jan 19th, 2010 - Wall Street Journal

    that an overhaul wouldn't be as detrimental to the companies as first thought. but apparently the prospect

  • 4-legged animals emerged earlier than thought

    Jan 6th, 2010 - Omaha

    london (ap) - the water-dwelling ancestors of modern-day mammals, reptiles and birds emerged onto land millions of years earlier than previously believed, researchers report. a set of fossilized footprints show that the first tetrapods - a term

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The 'Trimorphic Protennoia' is a Sethian Gnostic text from the New Testament apocrypha. The only surviving copy comes from the Nag Hammadi library.

I [am] the Thought of the Father, Protennoia, that is, Barbelo, the perfect Glory, and the immeasurable Invisible One who is hidden. I am the Image of the Invisible Spirit, and it is through me that the All took shape, and (I am) the Mother (as well as) the Light which she appointed as Virgin, she who is called 'Meirothea', the incomprehensible Womb, the unrestrainable and immeasurable Voice.

Like the more familiar Apocryphon of John, to which it is similar, it is thought to be from the mid-second century, and similar in style to the Gospel of John. In particular, there is great similarity with the prologue, although the prologue of the Gospel of John sets out to explicitly deny Gnosticism, using their own language against them.

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