What does the Gospel of Thomas logion 7 mean?

Answer 1

Gnostic Gospel of Thomas (Logion 7).

"Lucky is the lion that the human will eat, so that the lion becomes human.

And foul is the human that the lion will eat, and the lion still will become human."

A Lion represents an adulteress. A human is a saved Christian.

Example, If I had a dream and in that dream a female lioness came over to me and I was afraid, and then after awhile a male Lion came over to me and I was quite afraid, and after awhile the female lioness invited me to come over to their house for lunch the next day, what do you think was for lunch? Me! Get it?

The Human represents a saved Christian and the lioness an adulteress.

If the Christian prevents himself from becoming entangled in an adulteress affair with the lioness, then the lion is lucky and becomes saved by the witness of the Christian. But if the Christian allows himself to become entangled in an adulteress affair with the lioness, then the Christian becomes foul, polluted by worldly lusts. And the lion becomes human because now the "two have become one flesh".