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The Earliest Church Handbook: The Didache

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Derek DeMars

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In this new video post, I’m giving a quick introduction to what is likely the oldest church handbook in history, The Didache (aka the “Teaching” or “Instruction”). This short, ancient text gives us a fascinating window into the everyday practices of earliest Christianity.

You can read a translation of The Didache online here: https://www.newadvent.org/fathers/0714.htm

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    niederb

    Derek,
    Great content. And nice backdrop! I would have been interested to see some images of manuscripts. Thanks for sharing!
    Brent Niedergall

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      Derek DeMars

      Yeah, unfortunately I still have a lot to learn about video editing! Hopefully in future vids I’ll be able to get more content visible. Thanks for watching!

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