The new archeological discoveries and their bearing upon the New Testament and upon the life and times of the primitive church /
Edition statement:6th ed. Published by : Funk & Wagnalls company, (New York ; | London :) Physical details: xxxiv, 708 p. : illus. ; 23 cm.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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pt. 1. The Greek papyri and other manuscripts studied with especial reference to their bearing on the New Testament writings: The Story of modern discoveries of Papyri: The Origin, Nature, and Value of Papyrus Documents -- The Earliest Finds of Greek Papyri dating from the Apostolic and Adjoining centuries -- Dr. Deissmann's Epoch-making Discovery concerning the Papyri -- Most recent discovery and publication of New Material -- A General view of the District where most of the Papyri were found
New Light from the Papyri upon the language of the New Testament: New Light upon the Origin and textual form of the New Testament -- New light upon the Grammar of the New Testament; the Style of the New Testament; The vocabulary of the New Testament
Ancient New Testaments recently discovered: Greek New Testaments -- Syriac New Testaments -- Coptic New Testaments -- Ancient New Testaments in Latin and other languages -- Very Ancient "Harmony of the Gospels"
New Light on the New Testament from primitive Christian documents recently discovered: The Logia, or Newly discovered "Sayings of Our Lord" -- New Fragments of Lost Gospels, Acts, Revelations, etc. -- Some famous ancient documents, recently recovered, which mention or use the New Testament -- The Didache or "Teaching of the Twelve Apostles" -- Libelli -- Ancient Christian sermons -- Ancient prayers and Amulets -- Ancient Christian Hymns -- Private and Official letters of Early Christians -- Liturgical Fragments and Biblica Quotations
pt. 2. The monuments, inscriptions, and other ancient remains studied with especial reference to their bearing on the life and times of the primitive church: New light from Graves and buried cities -- New Light from famous Cities mentioned in the New Testament -- New documentary and other evidence throwing light upon the Early Christian Centuries
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