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This text's first line of dialogue, "Master, why are you laughing over our prayer of thanksgiving?", occurs at the breaking of bread. This text references the "generations of the stars," and notes that the title figure's "star" has led him astray. This text describes the emergence of the "enlightened divine Self-Generated" and an evil being called Saklas, to whom fools make sacrifices, from a "luminous cloud" which the title character enters near its end. A 2006 translation of this text by Rodolphe (*) Kasser was released decades after its discovery in the Codex Tchacos, verifying the reference to this text by Irenaeus. Its title figure is told "You will be the thirteenth, and you will be cursed by the other generations." For 10 points, name this Coptic language text, a Gnostic dialogue in which Jesus reveals angelic secrets to the title apostle and commands his own betrayal.
This text's first line of dialogue, "Master, why are you laughing over our prayer of thanksgiving?
Gospel of Judas