The Apocryphal New Testament: Being the Apocryphal Gospels, Acts, Epistles, and Apocalypses
Publisher:
, 1924
Overview
The Apocryphal New Testament contains a wide range of early Christian writings in a clear English translation. As a collection of religious books, Apocryphal literature was meant to reinforce Christian belief and practice. As history, the Apocrypha aims to supplement the historical data in the New Testament. Their stories are remarkable, beautiful, and imaginative, and have exercised a powerful influence on the development of Christianity. Anyone who cares about the history of Christian thought cannot neglect them.
Contents
- Fragments of Early Gospels, Etc.
- Lost Heretical Books
- Fragments of Gospels, Etc.: Preserved in Manuscripts Discovered in Recent Years
- Agrapha
- Infancy Gospels
- Passion Gospels
- Acts
- The Secondary Acts
- Epistles
- Apocalypses
Product Details
- Title: The Apocryphal New Testament: Being the Apocryphal Gospels, Acts, Epistles, and Apocalypses
- Author: Montague Rhodes James
- Publisher: Clarendon Press
- Publication Date: 1924
- Pages: 578
Reviews
6 ratings
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Percy Valenzuela
7/26/2018
Dennis
3/3/2015
Matthew K.
4/21/2014
It's unfortunate to me that with so many readily available books in print that contain modern translations of the Christian Apocrypha, Logos seems to have not decided to digitize any of them. The only full collection available on Logos is this one, a classic but outdated collection of material from the early 20th century. While I'm thankful they have this at the very least, they should invest in bringing to us Elliot's recent collection of material. Anyway, this resource, for what it is, will prove helpful for Logos users needing research material.
DMB
8/2/2013
Paolo russo
7/18/2013
John Vignol
7/12/2013
