Mary Magdalene Revealed

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For centuries Mary Magdalene was cast as a penitent sinner. The Gospel that bears her name — buried in the Egyptian desert and lost for more than fifteen hundred years — tells a different story.

Mary Magdalene Revealed offers a verse-by-verse reading of the Gospel of Mary, one of the texts left out of the biblical canon. Watterson explores its portrait of Magdalene not as a fallen woman but as a spiritual teacher and the disciple who grasped Christ's message most fully — a message she reads as love over fear and inner authority over hierarchy. Part scholarship and part memoir, the book traces how this long-suppressed Gospel speaks to questions of voice, worth, and the sacred feminine, drawing on the Nag Hammadi discoveries and early Christian history.

• Author: Meggan Watterson
• Publisher: Hay House
• Published: 2019
• Pages: 272

About the Author — Meggan Watterson

Author and scholar of the divine feminine who holds a Master of Theological Studies from Harvard Divinity School and a master's in divinity from Union Theological Seminary. Her work centres on women's spiritual authority and the recovery of female voices within sacred texts, and includes Reveal and The Divine Feminine Oracle.