An Arabic Version Of The Acts Of The Apostles And The Seven Catholic Epistles From An Eighth Or Ninth Century Ms. In The Convent Of St. Catherine On Mount Sinai; With A Treatise On The Triune Nature Of God, With Translation, From The Same Codex; (Paperback)

This volume presents an Arabic version of the Acts of the Apostles and the Seven Catholic Epistles, sourced from an eighth or ninth-century manuscript discovered in the Convent of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai. Edited by Margaret Dunlop Gibson, this edition offers valuable insights into early Christian texts as preserved in the Arabic tradition.

Included alongside the biblical texts is a treatise on the Triune nature of God, also translated from the same codex. This combination provides a unique opportunity to study both foundational biblical narratives and early theological interpretations within the context of Arabic Christian scholarship. Gibson's work makes these historically significant documents accessible to scholars and anyone interested in the intersection of religious texts and cultural heritage.

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