from gdill

Nothing provocative or life-changing. In fact, it seems the authors of the Didache simply cut and paste snippets taken from the New Testament and pasted them into this collection of customs, rules, and regulations. Perhaps this was intentionally done since most of the early church didn't have the...

from vanjr

I was unfamiliar with this. Having read it-it is basically an amalgamation of Jesus teachings from the gospels. The four translations included in this edition are (3 anyway) mostly older translations with a huge King James Version bent.

from bicyclewriter

Very short. A bit of an "instruction manual" for early followers of Pauline Christianity. Enjoyable. Probably only recommend for other geeks of old religious writings.

from judithrs

Didache: the Lord's Teaching through the Twelve Apostles to the Nations. The first time I remember hearing a reference to the Didache an adult education lecture at St. Peter's. I think Father Martin mentioned it in passing. This is a Kindle version I downloaded some time ago and never read until ...

from Blazar312

This is a fascinating look into the early church period. Though not scripture, it is a look into how an early church service was conducted, what was expected of believers at the time, and other topics such as how a baptism should be done. I highly recommend this to any student of church history!