Didache (in ethical Two Ways tradition)

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The Didache (in the ethical Two Ways tradition) is an early Christian instructional text that outlines a moral path of life versus death, offering practical guidance on ethics, community practices, and church order.

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instanceOf church order manual
early Christian instructional text
moral catechetical text
addresses community order
selection of local bishops and deacons
treatment of traveling ministers
aimsAt formation of new converts
regulation of early Christian communities
describes way of death
way of life
emphasizes contrast between life and death
love of God
love of neighbor
ethicalFramework Two Ways of life and death
genre para-biblical early Christian text
hasAlternativeName Didache NERFINISHED
Teaching of the Twelve Apostles NERFINISHED
hasCoreTheme Two Ways tradition NERFINISHED
hasSection church discipline section
eschatological exhortation section
ethical Two Ways section
liturgical instructions section
includes apocalyptic exhortation
guidance on church leadership
instructions on baptism
instructions on fasting
instructions on prayer
instructions on the Eucharist
moral precepts
rules for itinerant prophets and teachers
influenced church order texts
later Christian catechetical literature
influencedBy Jewish Two Ways tradition NERFINISHED
language Koine Greek
moralStructure two contrasting paths
provides guidance on church order
guidance on community practices
moral instruction
practical ethical guidance
religiousTradition Christianity
teaches almsgiving
forgiveness
non-retaliation
rejection of greed
rejection of murder
rejection of sexual immorality
renunciation of idolatry
traditionType ethical Two Ways tradition NERFINISHED

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Epistle of Barnabas influenceOn Didache (in ethical Two Ways tradition)