The First Six Hundred Years.

Jean. Daniélou

Henri I. Marrou

Religion & Spirituality

Darton, Longman, and Todd

To a deplorable extent, Christians accept Church rituals as sacred but baffling heirlooms from the Church’s past. It is to remedy this situation that Father Daniélou has written this book. The Bible and the Liturgy illuminates, better than has ever before been done, the vital and meaningful bond between Bible and liturgy. Father Daniélou aims at bringing clearly before his reader's minds the fact that the Church's liturgical rites and feasts are intended, not only to transmit the grace of the sacraments, but to instruct the faithful in their meaning as well as the meaning of the whole Christian life. It is through the sacraments in their role as signs that we learn. So that their value will be appreciated, Daniélou attempts to help us rediscover the significance of these rites so that the sacraments may once again be thought of as the prolongation of the great works of God in the Old Testament and the New.

Bible and the Liturgy

History

World

University of Notre Dame Press

Origen

Reference

Sheed and Ward

"the impact of Hellenism, however, was not confined to cultural borrowings"

Gospel Message and Hellenistic Culture; A History of Early Christian Doctrine Before the Council of Nicaea, Vol. 2

Europe

Westminster Press

Cardinal Jean Danielou panoramic survey which seeks to uncover the basic origins of Christian doctrine and to situate their early development firmly in the three main cultural settings in which this took place - the Jewish, the Greek and the Latin (this third volume). (Description by http-mart)

The Origins of Latin Christianity: A History of Early Christian Doctrine Before the Council of Nicea, Vol. 3

The Westminster Press

Book by Jean Daniélou, Henri Marrou

The First Six Hundred Years (Christian Centuries, Vol. 1)

Paulist Press

The Faith Eternal and the Man of Today

Franciscan Herald Press / Sands & Co.

Older book, worn, but no markings inside!

The Bible and the Liturgy

Servant Books

From the first centuries of its existence, the Church has interpreted the historical events recounted in the Old Testament as being "types" or "figures" of the events of the New Testament and of the sacraments instituted by Jesus Christ. Jean Cardinal Danielou, one of the foremost Catholic scholars of the twentieth century, and a theologian especially concerned with the relationship between history and the Christian revelation, examines in this book the typological interpretation of the Fathers of the Church and their contemporaries during the first three centuries of the Christian era. Among examples he discusses are the crossing of the Jordan by the Israelites as a type of baptism, Rahab as a type of the Church, and the fall of Jericho as a figure of the end of the world. The complex interpretations of Adam, the flood, and the sacrifice and marriage of Isaac are also described in full and commented on. The work is divided into five books entitled "Adam in Paradise," "Noah and the Flood," "The Sacrifice of Isaac," "Moses and the Exodus," and "The Cycle of Joshua". Each book is divided into chapters discussing the various types and the interpretations of Irenaeus, Clement, Gregory of Nyssa and their contemporaries, including Philo. Published by Ex Fontibus Company.

From Shadows to Reality: Studies in the Biblical Typology of the Fathers

Christian Books & Bibles

Createspace Independent Pub

Prayer as a Political Problem

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Sophia Institute Press

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