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Jewish apocalyptic

c. 300 BC – AD 150

Before and around the time of Christ — the visionary Jewish writing the early church read and weighed, and that Jude quotes by name, but never received as canon.

2 writings in this era

The Ascension of Isaiah

The prophet sees the Beloved descend through seven heavens in disguise — and rise again with every heaven watching.

c. AD 70–150 (composite, assembled by the 2nd century) · 11 sections · 49 paragraphs

The Book of Enoch (1 Enoch)

The oldest book in this room — fallen angels, the Son of Man, and the verse Jude quotes by name.

Composed in stages, c. 300–100 BC · 113 sections

All erasLater →The Apostolic Fathers

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“There are two ways, one of life and one of death.” — Didache 1Every text public domain · sources cited on each page
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