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The "Dictionary of the Apostolic Church" is an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the history and theology of the early Christian church. Compiled by James Hastings, John C. Lambert, and John A. Selbie, this comprehensive dictionary provides detailed information on the key figures, events, and theological concepts of the Apostolic Age.
Offering meticulous definitions and insightful articles, the dictionary covers a broad range of topics, from the lives of the apostles and their teachings to the social and political context of the early church. It examines the development of Christian doctrine, the formation of the New Testament canon, and the spread of Christianity throughout the Roman Empire. This work remains an essential reference for understanding the foundations of Christian faith and practice.
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