Publisher's Synopsis
A critical analysis of the relationship between the early Christian Church and the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament). Written in German in the early 20th century by Eduard Grafe, a German theologian and historian, this work explores the ways in which early Christian thinkers adapted and interpreted Old Testament texts to suit their own theological agendas. A fascinating study of the intellectual and cultural history of the early Church!
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