Freebies for Students of the Early Church
Discovering the beliefs, practices and policies of early Christians is a fascinating pursuit. To help with this, here are some resources on early church history that are freely available online.
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by Marg | Apr 10, 2018 | Church History | 3
Discovering the beliefs, practices and policies of early Christians is a fascinating pursuit. To help with this, here are some resources on early church history that are freely available online.
Read Moreby Marg | Feb 5, 2015 | Church History | 4
I’m amazed by the amount of letters and other documents that were composed by early Christians. Eusebius discusses some of these in his church history, including those he sourced from the library in Jerusalem.
Read Moreby Marg | Jan 24, 2015 | All Posts on Equality, Bible Women, Church History | 16
In his Church History, Eusebius wrote, “Ethiopia even to the present day is ruled, according to ancestral custom, by a woman” (cf. Acts 8:27). Is there any truth in his statement? As it turns out, there is.
Read Moreby Marg | Jan 20, 2015 | Book Reviews, Church History | 5
Eusebius’ Church History (or Ecclesiastical History) fills in many of the gaps in the New Testament accounts of the Apostolic Church . . . and more. It’s an interesting read!
Read Moreby Marg | May 2, 2014 | Church History, Early Church Women, Women in Ministry | 0
A post about female martyrs in the early church, including Blandina and Perpetua: “those who have conformed themselves to Christ, even in death.”
Read Moreby Marg | Nov 24, 2013 | All Posts on Equality, Bible Women, Church History, Women in Ministry | 2
Early church writers, such as Eusebius, acknowledged that Philip’s four daughters were respected, famous prophets and they associated them with apostles and bishops.
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