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BOOK I. 로마에서의 기독교의 시작.
THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY IN ROME

BOOK II. 신앙의 초기 시기의 기독교인의 생활.
THE LIFE OF A CHRISTIAN IN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE FAITH

BOOK III. 교회의 내부에서의 생활.
THE INNER LIFE OF THE CHURCH

BOOK IV. 로마인들의 카타콤.
THE ROMAN CATACOMBS

BOOK V. 유태인과 탈무드.
THE JEW AND THE TALMUD




THE
EARLY CHRISTIANS
IN ROME
BY THE VERY REV.
H. D. M. SPENCE-JONES
M.A., D.D.
DEAN OF GLOUCESTER
PROFESSOR OF ANCIENT HISTORY IN THE ROYAL ACADEMY
WITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLOUR AND
TWELVE OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS
SECOND EDITION
METHUEN & CO. LTD.
36 ESSEX STREET W.C.
LONDON
First Published October 27th 1910
Second Edition 1911

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고대로마제국에서의 초대 교회의 기독교인들. The Book of The Early Christians in Rome, by Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones

TABLE OF CONTENTS
BOOK I
THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY IN ROME
PART I
INTRODUCTORY
BOOK II
THE LIFE OF A CHRISTIAN IN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE FAITH
INTRODUCTORY 101

I
BOOK III
THE INNER LIFE OF THE CHURCH
PART I
A.D. 64？A.D. 180
INTRODUCTORY
BOOK IV
THE ROMAN CATACOMBS
PART I
INTRODUCTORY
BOOK V
THE JEW AND THE TALMUD
INTRODUCTORY

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고대로마제국에서의 초대 교회의 기독교인들. The Book of The Early Christians in Rome, by Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones

이첵은 고대의 로마가 생기고 제국을 이루어가는 과정에서의 유태인들이 로마인에 접목해서 유다민족의 역사속에서의 성경의 내용을 기록하고서 구약에 더해서 신약 성경을 로마에 기록하는데서 그과정을 쓴책.
로마제국의 초기에는 카타콤에서 그리고 카톨릭만이 크리스탄니티 즉 기독교를 사용하였고, 그리고 루터및 칼빈의 종교의 개혁 이후에는 크리스탄니티 즉 기독교는 신교및 개신교만 사용하고, 카톨릭은 카톨릭으로 크리스탄니티를 사용안함.
총 5권의 책으로 돼있는 다음에서 책의 내용을 확인해 보세요.
이책의 내용은.
BOOK I. 로마에서의 기독교의 시작.
THE BEGINNINGS OF CHRISTIANITY IN ROME

BOOK II. 신앙의 초기 시기의 기독교인의 생활.
THE LIFE OF A CHRISTIAN IN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE FAITH

BOOK III. 교회의 내부에서의 생활.
THE INNER LIFE OF THE CHURCH

BOOK IV. 로마인들의 카타콤.
THE ROMAN CATACOMBS

BOOK V. 유태인과 탈무드.
THE JEW AND THE TALMUD




THE
EARLY CHRISTIANS
IN ROME
BY THE VERY REV.
H. D. M. SPENCE-JONES
M.A., D.D.
DEAN OF GLOUCESTER
PROFESSOR OF ANCIENT HISTORY IN THE ROYAL ACADEMY
WITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLOUR AND
TWELVE OTHER ILLUSTRATIONS
SECOND EDITION
METHUEN & CO. LTD.
36 ESSEX STREET W.C.
LONDON
First Published October 27th 1910
Second Edition 1911

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고대로마제국에서의 초대 교회의 기독교인들. The Book of The Early Christians in Rome, by Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones

PREFACE
Of the five Books which make up this work, the First Book relates generally the history of the fortunes of the Church in Rome in the first days.
The foundation stories of the Roman congregations were laid largely by the Apostles Peter and Paul―Peter, so with one accord say the earliest contemporary writers,[1] being the first apostle who preached in Rome. Paul, who taught many years later in the Capital, was also reckoned as a founder of the Roman Church; for his teaching, especially his Christology, supplemented and explained in detail the teaching of S. Peter and the early founders.
The First Book relates how, after the great fire of Rome in the days of Nero, the Christians came into prominence, but apparently were looked on for a considerable period as a sect of dissenting Jews.
From A.D. 64 and onwards they were evidently regarded as enemies of the State, and were perpetually harassed and persecuted. No real period of “quietness” was again enjoyed by them until the famous edict of Constantine the Great, A.D. 313, had been issued. Although, through the favour of the reigning Emperor, a temporary suspension of the stern law of the State, sometimes lasting for several years, left the Christian sect for a time, comparatively speaking, at peace.
The Persecutions, which began in the days of Nero, with varying severity continued all through the reigns of the Flavians (Vespasian, Titus, Domitian).
Nerva, who succeeded Domitian, only reigned two years, and was followed by the great Trajan: still the persecution of the sect continued. This we learn from Pliny’s letter to Trajan, circa A.D. 111？113. Hadrian, who followed Trajan, virtually pursued the same policy.
In the latter years of Hadrian, from A.D. 134？5, the result of the great Jewish rebellion definitely and for ever separated, in the eyes of the government, the Christian from the Jew. Henceforth the Jew generally pursued his quiet way, and found new ideals, new hopes. The State feared the Jew no longer.
Not so the Christian. Rome saw clearly now that a new and influential sect had arisen in their midst; a sect absolutely opposed to the old Roman sacred traditions and worship, a sect, too, that evidently possessed some mighty secret power which enabled the Christians fearlessly to defy the magistracy of the Empire. This partly accounts for the greater severity of the persecution under the Antonine Emperors.
The policy of the Antonines (Pius and Marcus), which endeavoured to restore and to give fresh life to the old Roman traditions and worship, which they looked upon as indissolubly bound up with the greatness and power of Rome, was absolutely hostile to the spirit of Christian thought and teaching.
The First Book brings the history down to A.D. 180, the date of the death of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus.
The “Inner Life” of the Christian congregations is now dwelt on, and forms the subject-matter of Books II., III., IV.

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고대로마제국에서의 초대 교회의 기독교인들. The Book of The Early Christians in Rome, by Henry Donald Maurice Spence-Jones영국의 대학교 교수.THEEARLY CHRISTIANSIN ROMEBY THE VERY REV.H. D. M. SPENCE-JONESM.A., D.D.DEAN OF GLOUCESTERPROFESSOR OF ANCIENT HISTORY IN THE ROYAL ACADEMYWITH A FRONTISPIECE IN COLOUR ANDTWELVE OTHER ILLUSTRATIONSSECOND EDITIONMETHUEN & CO. LTD.36 ESSEX STREET W.C.LONDONFirst Published October 27th 1910Second Edition 1911