Vision of Saint John
It is a book in which the author uses many symbolic images known in apocalyptic literature, which compel the reader - if […]
The Revelation of Saint John - PDF
People today are wondering with great concern and saying: We are truly at the end of times. Perhaps the signs of the times indicate, in these days, an end
The third letter of John
The third epistle of John the Beloved appears to be a personal card dealing with an issue that the Apostle paid great attention to, which is related to the issue of the treatment of missionaries.
Second Epistle of John
It is the second letter written by the Apostle John, and the Beloved relied in writing it - despite its size (13 verses) - on the method
First Epistle of John
It is one of three letters written by the Apostle John the son of Zebedee, after he wrote his Gospel (at the end of the first century) to confirm those who
The Epistle of Jude the Apostle
The Epistle of Judas the Apostle (we celebrate him on the 19th of June) is one of the comprehensive messages that reminds of some problems known to the Church.
Pharisees
With the launch of the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Jewish religion was divided, at least, into four sects, each of which adopted a sect.
University theses
The Apostle Paul was not alone in writing letters in the New Testament, but the biblical heritage has preserved for us seven letters by other writers called
What are the esoteric (apocryphal) Gospels and why did the Church reject them? Are these writings of any benefit?
The Greek word apocrypha means “hidden, esoteric, unknown.” The esoteric gospels were given this name because they were filled with the theology and ideas of their writers
Apocryphal literature and the Gospel of Thomas
Apocryphal literature, or apocryphal Gospels, are writings that were written (mostly) during the period of writing down the books of the New Testament, and gave themselves a legal status.
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The apocryphal Gospel of Barnabas
We do not find in the ancient Christian tables that Barnabas (see his accounts in: Acts of the Apostles: 4:9 and 11-15) left a book (a gospel or a letter...)
Al-Dhidhakhi or the teaching of the twelve apostles
“Al-Dhidhakhi” or “The Teaching of the Twelve Apostles” is a small booklet written between the years 100 and 150. Its author is unknown. It seems like his style
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