Biblical Interpretation In The Early Church
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BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION IN THE EARLY CHURCH: This volume presents new translations of significant ancient documents relating to the emergence of hermeneutical (scripture interpretation) questions in the patristic period: Sifra-The Exegetical Rules (Middot) of Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Hillel Ptolemy-Letter to Flora Irenaeus-Against Heresies Origen-On First Principles: Book Four Papyrus Michigan Inv. 3718-Christian Allegorizations Diodore of Tarsus-Commentary on the Psalms, Prologue Diodore of Tarsus-Preface to the commentary on Psalm 118 Theodore of Mopsuestia-Commentary on Galatians 4:22-31 Tyconius (ca. 380 North Africa)-The Book of Rules, I-III
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800614140
ISBN10: 0800614143
Translator: Karlfried Froehlich | Editor: Karlfried Froehlich
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 1980
Sources Of Early Christian Thought
Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers – 1517 Media
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