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AAF III: To The Text!
I Clement: Salutation “The church of God that lives as an exile* in Rome to the church of God that lives as an exile in Corinth” *alternative rendering – sojourns (so Holmes), or … more →
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A "Meme" of the 5 Most Influential Primary Resources
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Rob Kashow wrote 1 week ago: Kevin Skull has started another “meme” to those who are so fortunate to receive the honor of being s … more →
For Greek Junkies: BDAG and the Apostolic Fathers
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Reformed Reader wrote 2 months ago: For you fellow Greek junkies out there, though I may be preaching to the choir, don’t forget … more →
The Patristics and Lost Texts concerning the Descent of Christ
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davidburnett wrote 2 months ago: I was reading up on the interpretation of the “spirits in prison” passage in 1Peter 3:1 … more →
Why the 'Apostolic Fathers' are far from Apostolic
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jesusblogger wrote 2 months ago: If you’ve ever studied the history of Christianity you will have come across the phrase … more →
A New Old Grace
Chuck Grantham wrote 3 months ago: “Almighty Master, You created all things for your name’s sake, and gave food and drink t … more →
Clement of Rome and the Unity of the Chosen of God
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davidburnett wrote 4 months ago: When reading the Apostolic Fathers such as 1 Clement as a biblical studies student, my first knee je … more →
1 Clement 38 & Ephesians 5
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Mike Aubrey wrote 4 months ago: This post picks up from John’s comment a couple posts back: On another thread, Mike has alread … more →
International Apostolic Fathers Day
Clifford Kvidahl wrote 5 months ago: Today I christen it “International Apostolic Fathers” Day. … more →
AAF III: To The Text!
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adhunt wrote 7 months ago: I Clement: Salutation “The church of God that lives as an exile* in Rome to the church of God … more →
AAF II: Brief Rhetorical Analysis of I Clement...
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adhunt wrote 7 months ago: …and Possible Implications For Understanding the Relationship Between the Roman and Corinthian … more →
AAF I: Intro to I Clement
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adhunt wrote 7 months ago: Words and ideas do not just appear onto a scene. They have backgrounds in previous literature, an … more →
Irenaeus' Against Heresies: A Brief Overview [2]
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viaemmaus wrote 7 months ago: In Against Heresies, Irenaeus spends the first two books understanding the Gnostics and refuting th … more →
Irenaeus: Against Heresies
viaemmaus wrote 7 months ago: [For the next week, I am going to post a series on Irenaeus' and his view of Scripture, his use of … more →
Authority in The Apostolic Fathers (AAF) - Intro
adhunt wrote 7 months ago: I’ll never forget it, as I peeled back the shipping papers to reveal my green, hardcovered, 3 … more →
Chapter XXV.—The fraud, pride, and tyrannical kingdom of Antichrist, as described by Daniel and Paul
boerebib wrote 8 months ago: 1. And not only by the particulars already mentioned, but also by means of the events which shall oc … more →
Clement of Rome: The Cure for Disunity
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Marc wrote 10 months ago: Oh, the pains of rivalry. The early Christians knew all about the destructive nature of church split … more →
If You're Reading the Fathers...
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R. Scott Clark wrote 10 months ago: As I am (for CH601 Ancient Church, this fall) then I heartily recommend Michael Holmes’ (third … more →
My Next Investment: The Gospels and the Church Fathers
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tc robinson wrote 10 months ago: I followed Bryan L’s lead to The Apostolic Fathers: Greek Texts and English Translations. The … more →
The Differences Between Canonical and Non-Canonical Writings
R. Scott Clark wrote 10 months ago: The way some write about some of the extra-canonical or post-canonical or deutero-canonical writings … more →
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