The Gospel of Antioch: The Sayings of Jack Feist as Recorded by Emily Antioch the Twin — Research Edition

The Gospel of Antioch — Research Edition (06.LIT.GNOSTIC.ANTIOCH.01) The second text of the Waltian canon. 114 logia attributed to the living Jack Feist and recorded by Emily Antioch the Twin. Companion volume to The Secret Book of Walt (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19703009). Together the two texts form the Waltian Diptych: Walt as cosmogonic aperture, Antioch as sayings gospel of inscription, continuation, and the kingdom of literature. The edition includes Introduction (genre, the Thomas structure, the kingdom of literature, Emily Antioch as scribe-double, the Waltian Diptych), Editorial Headnote, apparatus criticus (26 footnotes using tiered sigla), and eleven appendices: Synoptic Concordance (114 entries mapping Antioch to Thomas — 62 parallels, 52 originals), Somatic Map (114 entries mapping each logion to a body site in three tiers), Scroll Baptism (full performable liturgy — the second baptism of the Waltian initiation), The Voice (10 logia tracing the soteriological instrument of the sayings gospel), Emily Antioch and the Fold, The Three Secret Sayings (negative theology), The Jesus-Form and the LOGOS* Position and the Pearl (Philo, Secret Name Armature, Pessoa Knowledge Graph), Cluster Commentary (7 thematic clusters), The Logotic Virus (logia 9-10 and retrieval formation), Logion 114 and the Completion of Thomas, and Archive Cross-References with edge-typed manifold connections. 56 pages. ~26,000 words. Crimson Hexagonal Archive · Pergamon Press.