Saying 106: When You Make the Two Into One
When you make the two into one you will become children of Adam, and when you say "mountain, move from here", it will move.
Commentary
The programme of saying 22, restated with its consequence attached. Undividedness is not only the condition of entry to the kingdom; in Thomas it is also the source of power.
Parallels
Matthew 17:20; Mark 11:23; Gospel of Thomas 48
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