My LORD’s BibleThe Gospel of the Ebionites (Fragments)
Author unknown, a lost gospel apparently used by the Ebionites (a Jewish-Christian sect), known only from quotations preserved by the 4th-century writer Epiphanius; likely composed in the mid-2nd century AD as a harmony drawing on Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Survives only in fragments, reflecting a Jewish-Christian theology that rejected animal sacrifice.
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