Second Epistle of Clement

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The Second Epistle of Clement is an early Christian homily traditionally attributed to Clement of Rome and included among the writings of the Apostolic Fathers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Apostolic Fathers writing
early Christian homily
early Christian text
approximateDate c. 140 CE
attributedTo Clement of Rome NERFINISHED
audience Christian community
church at Corinth (traditional)
authorshipStatus anonymous
pseudonymous
canonicalStatus non-canonical
chapterCount 20
circulation read in early Christian assemblies
closingFormula contains doxology
containsCitationOf Gospel traditions
New Testament writings NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
sayings of Jesus
dateOfComposition 2nd century
focusesOn call to repentance after baptism
judgment and salvation
perseverance in faith
genre homily
sermon
includedIn Apostolic Fathers NERFINISHED
influencedBy Jewish Scriptures NERFINISHED
Synoptic Gospel traditions
early Christian preaching traditions
language Koine Greek
length short
modernCollection included in standard editions of the Apostolic Fathers
openingFormula lacks epistolary greeting
placeOfOrigin possibly Corinth
possibly Rome
preservedIn Codex Alexandrinus NERFINISHED
Greek manuscripts of the Apostolic Fathers
primaryTheme eschatological hope
moral exhortation
obedience to Christ
repentance
religiousGenre patristic literature
religiousTradition Christianity
statusInEarlyChurch highly regarded
structure resembles a sermon rather than a letter
textType paraenetic
theologicalEmphasis Christology
ethical living
resurrection
traditionalAttribution Clement of Rome NERFINISHED

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Apostolic Fathers corpusIncludes Second Epistle of Clement