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A History of Early Christian Literature
Church History, 1966Robert A. Kraft +2 more
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International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church, 2022
Daniel Rempel
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Daniel Rempel
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Early Christian Apocryphal Literature
2009Abstract The apocryphal literature of early Christianity consists primarily of narrative traditions about the life and teaching of Jesus, his family, and his apostles, as well as letters, apocalyptic visions, and other-worldly journeys attributed to these individuals that fall outside the biblical canon.
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Notes on rehabilitating “magic” in the study of early Christian literature
Religion Compass, 2021S. Patel
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Lions in Early Christian Literature
1998Bible dictionaries give references to the danger that lions posed to human beings and their flocks. Note that the roar of the lion is so terrifying that it can be compared with the voice of God. Evidence for the Christian story finally appears in two papyrus fragments of the Acts of Paul .
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Literature, Patristics, Early Christian Writing
2009Abstract How does one distinguish more from less ‘literary’ texts of the early Christian centuries? What does ‘literary’ mean in such contexts? The failure to address these basic questions of language and method is a weakness of many contemporary scholarly treatments of early Christian literature and literary texts. Rather than propose a
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Hermeneutic Problems in Early Christian Literature
Vigiliae Christianae, 1947Early Christian preachers and authors in their contact with the Hellenistic world were faced with the problem how to render the Jewish mode of thinking revealed in the Bible intelligible to outsiders. In the work of preaching the Gospel this problem even from the first contact with paganism was urgent.
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Purity, Community, and Ritual in Early Christian Literature. By Moshe Blidstein
Journal of Theological Studies, 2018A. Stewart
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