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The Didache

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The Didache

By: The Twelve Apostles
Narrated by: Joseph Sepe
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The Didache (translated literally as ‘Teaching’) is an extensive and detailed Christian text dated by experts to around the first century, making it the oldest intact catechism. The Didache has been a source of great interest to devout Christians, theology students, and historians alike since its discovery and contains a great amount of information, rites, and references in connection to the Christian faith.

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Christianity Church & Church Leadership Ministry & Evangelism Theology
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Early Church Teachings • Apostolic Truth • Good Narration • Divine Revelation • Christian Origins • Biblical Continuity
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Essential

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How the church was stricter and believed from the start. This describes the way, the original and true practice of Christianity.

Easy narration to listen to

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After having completed FF Bruce’s Canon of scripture I decided to look into on e if the extra Bblical non canonical writings of the early church. I can’t remember if I’ve ever heard of the Didache but now having read it it explains a lot. A manual for early believers a how to of belief and practice. Fascinating

Interesting

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This brought so much clarity to the thought process of the people of the time this was written.

If Christians lived this out everyday, we could change the world.

Thr First Catechism

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I will listen again in hopes to glean greater understanding of the Gospels. A good reference.

Very interesting and informative

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To my dismay, the program insists my review be at least fifteen words long: PERFECT.

Perfect

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The church that Jesus started is the Catholic Church. If we steep ourselves in history, we cease to be protestant. The 12 apostles and the early church fathers who they taught were all Catholic.
The Catholic Church can be traced back all the way to Jesus himself. Yes, it is made up of simple people, but it is still the church that Jesus Christ gave us on earth. It is guided by the Holy Spirit. That is the only reason that it is still standing, and it will be standing at the end of time , the gates of hell will not prevail against it. Jesus made a promise, and he will not break his promise.
I’m going to listen to this audio version of the Didache over and over again.

Thank you!

Jesus started one church.

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Amazing book that is one of the oldest and most informative books on Christian polity, and so simple, if the Body of Messiah embraced this for the past 1800 years the Body of Messiah would be strong and impactful

Brilliant analysis and commentary

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Some odd pronunciation was slightly distracting. “Daily bread” sounded like “dally” and “ 1 Timothy “ which I understand to be First Timothy, as in the first letter to Timothy, was read “One Timothy “ .

Good material

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Great story. A little dry on the narration but excellent food for the soul. Amen

The truth of the Catholic Church

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