Ad Clerum. the Fragments of Primitive Liturgies and Confessions of Faith Contained in the Writings of the New Testament, 2 Dissertations
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Ad Clerum, by Augustus Jessopp, delves into the fragments of primitive liturgies and confessions of faith found within the writings of the New Testament. This work comprises two dissertations exploring early Christian practices and beliefs as evidenced by the sacred texts. Jessopp meticulously examines the liturgical elements embedded in the New Testament, offering valuable insights into the worship and theological expressions of the early church. This historical and theological analysis provides a rich understanding of the formative years of Christianity. For scholars and students of religious history and biblical studies, 'Ad Clerum' offers a compelling exploration of the foundations of Christian liturgy and doctrine.
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