The Earliest Lives of Jesus

Exploring the perspectives of patristic exegetes on the New Testament and the Bible, this book delves into the parallels between ancient interpretations and modern methods. It highlights the significance of historical criticism in understanding these early theological approaches, suggesting that while much has been studied about exegetical methods, the historical context and its implications remain less examined. The work aims to bridge this gap, offering insights into how early Church Fathers engaged with scriptural texts and their relevance today.