1
Taddai recounts the trial before Pilate, execution, burial, and guarded tomb.
2
The Greek author inserts the hostile Matthean blood-curse tradition and lays collective blame upon Yehudi leaders and people.
3
HaSefarim preserves this as the sixth/seventh-century author's rhetoric, not as the controlling Besorah reconstruction.
4
Taddai continues that Yahushua rose, left the burial cloths, and appeared first to women and then to Kepha, Yochanan, and the others.
5
He says the disciples ate and drank with him after the rising.
6
He says they were sent to the nations with authority to heal and cast out hostile spirits.