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The Golden Calf: Barnabas Part III4 comments

Mike Koke wrote 1 week ago: I know many a Hebrew Bible scholar shudders when they hear the mistranslation “Jehovah”, … more →

Barnabas Part II: Questions About Identity

Mike Koke wrote 1 week ago: Trying to determine the identity of the community to whom Barnabas is written is pretty tricky.  Wha … more →

Tags: parting of the ways

Barnabas Part I: Who, When and Where5 comments

Mike Koke wrote 2 weeks ago: One thing that drives me crazy about apologetics is the double standard between canonical and non-ca … more →

The Image-Bearer's farewell: The letters of Ignatius of Antioch

Scott Kistler wrote 2 weeks ago: Ignatius, bishop of Antich, wrote 7 letters on his way to be martyred in Rome, addressed to his frie … more →

Tags: Blogging the Apostolic Fathers, Early Christianity, Ignatius of Antioch

Translation of the Didache 16:3-88 comments

Matt wrote 3 weeks ago: No one got the clue from earlier I guess. Well, the answer is the Didache 16:3-8. And that is where … more →

Tags: Greek, translation

Today's Translation: A Clue

Matt wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m still a good ways off from posting the translation for today. I guess I really need to get … more →

Tags: Greek, translation

Introducing the Epistle of Barnabas3 comments

Mike Koke wrote 3 weeks ago: A major part of my MA thesis focuses on the Epistle of Barnabas, so I want to begin a new series sum … more →

Tags: parting of the ways

Next Translation

Matt wrote 3 weeks ago: I’m going to start work on the next translation sooner rather than later so that I can post it … more →

Tags: Greek, translation

2 Clement: A Call to Repentance and Holy Living

Scott Kistler wrote 3 weeks ago: While it’s traditionally called the “Second Letter of Clement,” Michael Holmes notes that it’s neith … more →

Tags: Spirituality/Christian Living, Clement, Michael Holmes

Didache on being τέλειος (perfect)5 comments

Michael wrote 4 weeks ago: Interestingly, the Gospel of Matthew is not the only place where the command to τέλειος shows up. In … more →

Tags: New Testament, Historical Jesus, Matthew, Didache, Teleios, jerusalem church, Discipleship

From the Didache: Prayer for after the Eucharist1 comment

Scott Kistler wrote 1 month ago: The Didache (The Teaching of the Lord to the Gentiles by the Twelve Apostles), Chapter 10: And after … more →

Tags: Blogging the Apostolic Fathers, Didache, Early Christianity, Prayer

Translation of Polycarp, To the Philippians 7

Matt wrote 1 month ago: I’ve delved into the Apostolic Fathers today with this translation. I picked something short j … more →

Tags: Greek, translation

Apostolic Fathers

Matt wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been working on a translation from the Apostolic Fathers today (which I’ll post soo … more →

Tags: Question

Translation Tomorrow10 comments

Matt wrote 1 month ago: I’m trying to figure out what passage I should translate tomorrow, and I figured I’d put … more →

Tags: New Testament, translation

Justification in 1 Clement, Part 1: By faith?

Damian wrote 1 month ago: I recently found myself a copy of The Apostolic Fathers: Greek Texts and English Translations, and s … more →

Tags: Early Christian Belief and Patristics, Devotional, Belief, Faith, Isaiah, N.T. Wright, Tom Wright, Clement, John Piper

2 Clement: A call to repentance and holy living

Scott Kistler wrote 1 month ago: While it’s traditionally called the “Second Letter of Clement,” Michael Holmes notes that it’s neith … more →

Tags: Blogging the Apostolic Fathers, Early Christianity, 2-clement

1 Clement on living as the body of Christ

Scott Kistler wrote 2 months ago: 1 Clement 38:1-4: So in our case let the whole body be saved in Christ Jesus, and let each of us be … more →

Tags: Blogging the Apostolic Fathers, Early Christianity, 1 Clement

1 Clement on the centrality of Christ

Scott Kistler wrote 2 months ago: 1 Clement 36:1-2: This is the way, dear friends, in which we found our salvation, namely Jesus Chris … more →

Tags: Blogging the Apostolic Fathers, Early Christianity, 1 Clement

1 Clement: An exhortation to humility and unity

Scott Kistler wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been reading Michael Holmes’ edition of the Apostolic Fathers, Christian documents … more →

Tags: Blogging the Apostolic Fathers, Early Christianity, 1 Clement


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