Primary Corpus

Text attributed to divine sources. (Return to Secondary Corpus)

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Epoch 1

1. Indigenous People's Literature
2. Selected Bibliography of Native American Literature

Epoch II

1. The Books of Adam and Eve -- translation of the Latin version
2. Life of Adam and Eve -- translation of the Slavonic version
3. Life of Adam and Eve -- translation of the Greek version (a.ka. The Apocalypse of Moses)
4. The Apocalypse of Adam
5. The Testament of Adam
6. The Second Treatise of the Great Seth
7. 1 Enoch (Ethiopic Apocalypse of Enoch)
8. 1 Enoch Composit (inc. Charles, Lawrence & others)
9. 2 Enoch (Slavonic Book of the Secrets of Enoch)

Epoch III

• The post-Melchizedek era.

1. Akhenaten and the Hymn to the Aten
2. The City of Akhetaten
3. The Great Hymn to the Aten
4. Egyptian Book of the Dead
5. Book of the Dead, The Papyrus of Ani.
6. Torah

• The sixth century before Christ.

1. Rig Veda
2. Upanishads
3. Mahabharata
4. Avesta
5. Light of Asia
6. Analects of Confucius
7. Tao Te Ching[1]
8. The Bhagavad Gita[2]
9. The Hebrew Prophets[3]

Epoch IV

• The first century after Christ.

1. The Canonical Gospels[4]
2. The Book of Revelation[5]
3. Apocryphal NT Acts
4. Apocryphal NT Apocalypse
5. Apocryphal NT Gospels
6. Pseudonymous Writings
7. Nag Hammadi Codices

• The sixth century after Christ.

1. The Koran[6]

• The fifteenth century after Christ.

1. Emanuel Swedenborg
2. Book of Mormon
3. Theosophical Writing
4. Anthroposophical Writing
5. The Works of Bahá'u'lláh

Epoch V

• Pre-Adjudication

1. OAHSPE
2. Edgar Cayce
3. James Padgett
4. Urantia Text[7]
5. Pathwork Lectures
6. Keys of Enoch
7. A Course in Miracles[8]
8. The Correcting Time[9]

• Post-Adjudication

1. The Teaching Mission: Dialogues[10]
2. The Way of Mastery[11]
3. Wingmakers [12]

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• Editor's Note

'Divine' attribution to 'human' speech is frequently encountered in 'prophetic' utterance though this need not necessarily be considered 'religious'. For an introductory overview, see Prophet and/or Prophecy.