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Ferdinand Prat (1857-1938) was a French scholar.

Biography

Ferdinand Prat was born at La Préterie, Aveyron, in 1857.

A Jesuit priest, philologist and exegete. He studied and from 1907 to 1909, taught NT Exegesis at Beirut, Lebanon. He advocated a greater commitment of Catholics in the historical-critical research on Christian origins.

Prat died in Toulouse [France] in 1938.

Works on Second Temple Judaism

Books

  • La Bible et l'histoire (1904 Prat), book
  • Le code du Sinaï: sa genèse et son évolution (1904 Prat), book
  • Origène: le théologien et l'exégète (1907 Prat), book

External links

  • [ Wikipedia]