Difference between revisions of "Category:Christian Origins Studies"

Christian Origins Studies is a field of research that specialized on the study of the beginnings of the Christian movement.

• Subjects : Apostolic Fathers -- Gospels Studies -- Historical Jesus Studies -- Johannine Studies -- Pauline Studies -- Petrine Studies

• People : Barnabas -- Caiaphas -- Hedod Antipas -- Herod the Great -- James -- Jesus -- John -- John the Baptist -- Joseph of Arimathea -- Joseph of Nazareth -- Judas -- Lazarus -- Luke -- Mark -- Mary Magdalene -- Mary of Nazareth -- Matthew -- Nero -- Paul -- Peter -- Pilate -- Stephen

• Texts : Acts of the Apostles -- Gospel of Mark -- Gospel of Matthew

The study of Christian Origins belongs to Second Temple Judaism as the Jesus movement was born and grew as a Jewish messianic movement. Hence, 4 Enoch treats Cristian Origins as a component of Second Temple Studies, and the New Testament as Second Temple Literature. The Encyclopedia includes publications of the New Testament in the original Greek or other languages, New Testament Introductions and commentaries and in general, studies on New Testament Times

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• Qumran & Christian Origins
• Christian Origins & Early Judaism

• Acts of the Apostles

• Jesus of Nazareth -- Mary of Nazareth
• Judas Iscariot -- Peter
• Barabbas -- Paul

Second Temple Studies -- Enochic Studies -- Apocalyptic Studies -- Qumran Studies -- OT Apocrypha Studies -- Wisdom Studies -- OT Pseudepigrapha Studies -- Hellenistic-Jewish Studies -- Philo Studies -- Josephus Studies -- Historical Jesus Studies -- Pauline Studies -- Johannine Studies -- Petrine Studies -- Gospels Studies -- Christian Origins Studies -- New Testament Studies -- Early Christian Studies -- Early Jewish Studies -- Early Islamic Studies -- Early Samaritan Studies -- Hebrew Bible Studies