Early Christian epigraphy, evil, and the apotropaic function of Romans 8.31 by Strawbridge, J

“…One of the most curious cases of epigraphic incidence of a biblical text is the use of Romans 8.31. Within early Christian writings, this Pauline passage is used approximately 20 times across nine different writers before 604 CE. …”

Early Christian Pilgrimage to a Byzantine Monastery in Jerusalem—A Dental Perspective by Jaime M. Ullinger

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Care for the Sick in Early Christianity: Lessons for the Current COVID-19 Stricken Church by Jeremiah Mutie

“… Debates on whether early Christians relied solely on exorcism and other miraculous healing under the assumption that all diseases are a result of demonic activity, continue. …”
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Greek Literature and Christian Doctrine in Early Christianity: A Difficult Co-Existence by Roberta Franchi

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Ecclesio-Mariological Interpretation of Rev 12:1–6 in Early Christian Writings by Bogdan Czyżewski

“… Early Christian literature contains numerous commentaries on the books of the Holy Scripture, including the Revelation of St. …”
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The Literate Education of Early Christians, and Some of Its Unintended Consequences for Christian Exegesis by Teresa Morgan

“…It considers the role of imitation in Christian education, and how early Christian imitation is distinctive. Finally, it illustrates how the increasingly sophisticated education of some Christians influenced the way they read and interpreted their own earliest and most authoritative texts. …”
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Pauline Pseudepigrapha and Early Christian Literacy: Are the Clues Hidden Right in Front of US? by Justin P. Paley

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Early Christian Grave Monuments and the Eleventh-Century Context of the Monument Descriptor hvalf by Cecilia Ljung

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The Impact of Late Pagan Communities on the Oriental Slavic Worldview of the Early Christian Age by M.M. Kozlov

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Spatial constraints on the diffusion of religious innovations: The case of early Christianity in the Roman Empire. by Jan Fousek, Vojtěch Kaše, Adam Mertel, Eva Výtvarová, Aleš Chalupa

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Identities and power relationships in early Christianities: the letters of Cicero and Paul in compared perspective by André Leonardo Chevitarese, Daniel Brasil Justi

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Early Christian Literature: Christ and Culture in the Second and Third Centuries by Helen Rhee by Joel Walker

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Hıristiyanlığın İlk Dönemlerinde Milenyalizm Meselesi/A Study of Millennialism in Early Christianity by Büşra Elmas

“…The article argues that in early Christianity, the Church did not expurgate millennial ideas; on the contrary, the writings of some Church Fathers hold it widely. …”
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Mugridge, Alan, Copying Early Christian Texts: A Study of Scribal Practise by Tommy Wasserman

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Satran, David, In the Image of Origen: Eros, Virtue, and Constraint in the Early Christian Academy by Carl Johan Berglund

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Review of Martin Hengel and C. K. Barrett, Conflicts and Challenges in Early Christianity by John W. Vest

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Chronology of crypts of early Christians of a necropolis of Chersonese (in the light of this excavation of 2006) by Eugeny Ya. Turovskiy, A.A. Filippenko

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Reading (in) a quadriform cosmos: Gospel Books in the Early Christian bibliographic imagination by Coogan, J

“…Christian thinkers developed the widespread linguistic cosmology of the ancient Mediterranean in a novel way in order to advance a specific bibliographic project. Numerous early Christians throughout the Roman Mediterranean aligned the emergent fourfold Gospel with the structure of the physical cosmos. …”

"'As I said to you before': Paul's witness to formative early Christian instruction by Edsall, B

“…<p>This study addresses the question of formative early Christian preaching and teaching. Unlike previous approaches, I eschew synthesis across a broad range and focus instead on the earliest extant Christian source: the letters of Paul.…”

Early Christian scripture and the Samaritan Pentateuch: a study in hexaplaric manuscript activity by Marsh Jr, BJ

“…<p>EARLY CHRISTIAN SCRIPTURE AND THE SAMARITAN PENTATEUCH is a study exploring Christian interaction with the Samaritan Pentateuch as evinced by hexaplaric sources. …”