Paganism And Christianity in Egypt
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The last letter of this early period of Egyptian Christianity brings us down to the beginning of the fourth century. It is the epistle of one Justin to his friend Papnouthios (the Greek form of the Egyptian name Papnoute) and runs as follows : "... To write concerning thy excellence, my dear lord. For we believe that thy citizenship is in heaven ; wherefore we regard thee as our master and common protector. But lest I write and talk too much (for in much talk there is no escape from sin) I pray... thee, Master, recall me in thy holy prayers that we may be partakers in the cleansing of sins. For I am of 1 Amherst Papyri, i. Pp. 28-30.
2 Sitzungsberichte der k. Preuss. Akad. , Berlin, 1900, pp. 984 ff.
BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY (ll) 97 those that sin. I pray you deign to accept this little quantity of oil by our brother Macarius. Many greetings I send to all our brethren in the Lord and may the divine providence protect you long in Jesus Christ, beloved lord.
" [To my lord] and dear brother Papnouthios "Christophoros" from Justin 1 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last letter of this early period of Egyptian Christianity brings us down to the beginning of the fourth century. It is the epistle of one Justin to his friend Papnouthios (the Greek form of the Egyptian name Papnoute) and runs as follows : "... To write concerning thy excellence, my dear lord. For we believe that thy citizenship is in heaven ; wherefore we regard thee as our master and common protector. But lest I write and talk too much (for in much talk there is no escape from sin) I pray... thee, Master, recall me in thy holy prayers that we may be partakers in the cleansing of sins. For I am of 1 Amherst Papyri, i. Pp. 28-30.
2 Sitzungsberichte der k. Preuss. Akad. , Berlin, 1900, pp. 984 ff.
BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY (ll) 97 those that sin. I pray you deign to accept this little quantity of oil by our brother Macarius. Many greetings I send to all our brethren in the Lord and may the divine providence protect you long in Jesus Christ, beloved lord.
" [To my lord] and dear brother Papnouthios "Christophoros" from Justin 1 .
What to read after Paganism And Christianity in Egypt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip David Scott Moncrieff to read onlineMoreLess
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