22. The Post-Apostolic Fathers

From: Historical Basis and Integrity of the New Testament, The

We have next to examine the evidence for the New Testament books of the ecclesiastical leaders of the second and third centuries, and in particular that of Irenwus, Clement of Alexandria and Tertullian.

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Words of Faith: Volume 3

• 5. The Prima Facie Claims of the New Testament to Reverence Within Christendom

• 6. The Inquiry Is More Than a Literary One

• 7. Connection Between the Old Testament and the New

• 8. Interval Between the Close of the Old Testament Canon and the Period of the Evangelists

• 9. The Language of the New Testament

• 10. The Number of Its Books

• 11. Their Chronological Order

• 12. The Titles of the Books

• 13. The Time of Their Composition

• 14. The Common Belief

• Wherein We Stand

• Books of the Bible, The: Part 4

• Cross, The

• Spiritual Intelligence and Devotedness

• Extracts From Letters of J.N.D.: The Spirit in Mark 10 and Phi. 3; Grace and Legality

• Answers to Correspondents: COL 3:20 Obedience to Parents; COL 2:20 and 1PE 2:13; Why Didn't the Lord Partake of the Cup in Luke 22?

• Christian Standing and Condition: Part 1

• Historical Basis and Integrity of the New Testament, 15. The: Part 2

• Canon Not Determined by Any New Testament Writer, 16. The

• Apostolic Fathers - Clement of Rome, 17. The

• Barnabas, 18. Epistle of

• 19. Justin Martyr

• 20. Co-Ordination of the New Testament With the Old

• 21. The Muratorian Fragment

• 22. The Post-Apostolic Fathers

• 23. Irenieus

• 24. Clement of Alexandria

• 25. Tertullian

• 26. The Old Latin Version of the New Testament

• Oh Woman, Great Is Thy Faith