Saint Thomas the Apostle: New Testament, Apocrypha, and Historical Traditions

Author:   Dr Johnson Thomaskutty
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Pages:   280
Publication Date:   22 February 2018
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Author:   Dr Johnson Thomaskutty
Publisher:   Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint:   T.& T.Clark Ltd
Weight:   0.567kg
ISBN:  

9780567672841


ISBN 10:   0567672840
Pages:   280
Publication Date:   22 February 2018
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
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Foreword, James H. Charlesworth Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Thomas in the Gospel of John Chapter 1: From Lazarus' Death to Jesus' Death (11:1-12:11) Chapter 2: Knowing the Way (13:1-17:26) Chapter 3: Recognizing Jesus as 'Lord' and 'God' (20:1-31) Chapter 4: Jesus Shows Himself (21:1-25) Part Two: Thomas in the Apocryphal Documents Chapter 5: The Gospel of Thomas Chapter 6: The Book of Thomas the Contender Chapter 7: The Acts of Thomas Chapter 8: The Infancy Gospel of Thomas Part Three: Thomas in the Historical Traditions Chapter 9: Patristic References about Thomas Chapter 10: Reconstructing a History of Apostle Thomas General Conclusion Bibliography Index of Authors Index of Ancient Sources

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This is a monograph with an edge ... The author is to be commended for marshalling the evidence in a way that lends some support to the ideas being articulated. * The Expository Times * What I find most attractive is Thomaskutty's interdisciplinary methodology. It is both revolutionary and refreshing. He examines the four selected texts [The Gospel of Thomas, The Book of Thomas, The Acts of Thomas, and The Infancy Gospel of Thomas] using textual criticism, biblical criticism, narrative criticism, and theological reflections. * James H. Charlesworth, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA * Prof. Thomaskutty offers a comprehensive assessment of the evidence for the Apostle Thomas within the New Testament, in early Christian literature, and in the traditions of the Church, particularly the church in India, which has long venerated the Apostle Thomas as its founder. Thoroughly researched and carefully argued, Prof. Thomaskutty's treatment will be a valuable resource to scholars of the early church and to anyone interested in the development of apostolic traditions outside the western sphere. * Harold W. Attridge, Yale Divinity School, USA * Based on careful reading of all the ancient primary sources and attention to the traditions of India, Prof. Thomaskutty has succeeded in bringing the Apostle Thomas to life, in all his complexity. Anyone interested in the Apostle Thomas `the Twin' would do well to start here. * Charles M. Stang, Harvard Divinity School, USA *


This is a monograph with an edge ... The author is to be commended for marshalling the evidence in a way that lends some support to the ideas being articulated. * The Expository Times * What I find most attractive is Thomaskutty's interdisciplinary methodology. It is both revolutionary and refreshing. He examines the four selected texts [The Gospel of Thomas, The Book of Thomas, The Acts of Thomas, and The Infancy Gospel of Thomas] using textual criticism, biblical criticism, narrative criticism, and theological reflections. * James H. Charlesworth, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA * Prof. Thomaskutty offers a comprehensive assessment of the evidence for the Apostle Thomas within the New Testament, in early Christian literature, and in the traditions of the Church, particularly the church in India, which has long venerated the Apostle Thomas as its founder. Thoroughly researched and carefully argued, Prof. Thomaskutty's treatment will be a valuable resource to scholars of the early church and to anyone interested in the development of apostolic traditions outside the western sphere. * Harold W. Attridge, Yale Divinity School, USA * Based on careful reading of all the ancient primary sources and attention to the traditions of India, Prof. Thomaskutty has succeeded in bringing the Apostle Thomas to life, in all his complexity. Anyone interested in the Apostle Thomas 'the Twin' would do well to start here. * Charles M. Stang, Harvard Divinity School, USA *


I find most attractive Thomaskutty's interdisciplinary methodology. It is both revolutionary and refreshing. He examines the four selected texts [such as The Gospel of Thomas, The Book of Thomas, The Acts of Thomas, and The Infancy Gospel of Thomas] using textual criticism, biblical criticism, narrative criticism, and theological reflections. He is well read and knows the strengths of the leading scholars. His review includes the so-called canonical texts, the apocryphal compositions, and historical traditions in both collections. * James H. Charlesworth, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA. * Prof. Thomaskutty offers a comprehensive assessment of the evidence for the Apostle Thomas within the New Testament, in early Christian literature, and in the traditions of the Church, particularly the church in India, which has long venerated the Apostle Thomas as its founder. Thoroughly researched and carefully argued, Prof. Thomaskutty's treatment will be a valuable resource to scholars of the early church and to anyone interested in the development of apostolic traditions outside the western sphere. * Harold W. Attridge, Yale Divinity School, USA. * Based on careful reading of all the ancient primary sources and attention to the traditions of India, Prof. Thomaskutty has succeeded in bringing the Apostle Thomas to life, in all his complexity. Anyone interested in the Apostle Thomas `the Twin' would do well to start here. * Charles M. Stang, Harvard Divinity School, USA *


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Johnson Thomaskutty is Associate Professor and Head of the Department of New Testament Studies at Union Biblical Seminary, Pune, India. He is the author of Dialogue in the Book of Signs: A Polyvalent Analysis of John 1:19-12:50 (2015). His forthcoming monograph is entitled Saint Bartholomew the Apostle: New Testament, Apocrypha, and Historical Traditions (forthcoming).

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