The " Epistula Apostolorum ": An Asian Tract From the Time of Polycarp

Exploring an intriguing piece of early Christian literature, this work delves into the "Epistula Apostolorum," a significant tract from the time of Polycarp. With meticulous scholarship, Charles E. Hill offers insights into the historical and theological contexts surrounding this text, revealing its implications for understanding early Christian thought and practice in Asia.

Hill's examination bridges the gap between antiquity and contemporary faith, shedding light on the societal influences that shaped early Christianity. Readers will find themselves immersed in the rich tapestry of the early church, gaining a deeper appreciation for how such writings informed the beliefs and lives of believers in a formative period of history.