Ancient Christian Texts Collection | ACT (17 vols.)
Overview
Uncover the roots of Christianity and the writings of the early church in a new way. Ancient Christian Texts is a series of new translations of full-length commentaries and sermons based on biblical books or extended scriptural passages by early church leaders like Ambrosiaster, Origen, John of Damascus, Cyril of Alexandria and many others, most of which are presented in English for the first time. With today’s best scholarship, the Ancient Christian Texts provides you with the resources you need to study for yourself the key writings of the early church in a way never possible before.
- Commentaries and sermons from the early church
- All new translations, many in English for the first time
- Get a deeper understanding of the theological roots of Christianity
The announcement of InterVarsity’s series Ancient Christian Texts, to complement the highly successful Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture, is good news, in the richest sense of that term. The burst of renewed interest in the way the fathers of the church read, preached and prayed the Scriptures is a blessing for the church and for scholars. The projected volumes of Ancient Christian Texts represent an excellent selection of patristic exegetical works, some of which will be available for the first time in English. This undertaking will be a great service to all who love the Bible.
Joseph T. Lienhard, S.J., professor of theology, Fordham University; past president, North American Patristics Society
Partially includedReviews
2 ratings
Dr. Anthony Mazak
4/19/2022
It's great having the translated version instead of one doing the actual translation. This collection gives one an awesome perspective of the text through a new lens of enlightenment.
David Anfinrud
10/13/2021
What were the Early Church Fathers thinking about the Bible as it was written. Today's Society has lost a lot of the teachings that the early Church Fathers have done. It is good to sit down and review what they said about various passages. Read the passage and see how they interpret them. Plus with Logos if you have the bigger collection of their writings. Quick link to the whole Sermon or Section that mentioned that verse and was explaining it. So you can ensure the context is what is expressed here in this Unique commentary series. I thought it well worth purchasing a year ago. Now I am picking up the two books I do not have that they are releasing next year.
