The Didache: A window on the earliest Christians
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T his book is the fruit of long and dedicated engagement with the Didache. It is based on sound scholarship and wide research, but is not intended as a contribution to academic research in itself. Nevertheless it is very illuminating.
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Close mobile search navigation Article navigation. Published by Oxford University Press. For Permissions, please email: Break 5 min Discussion 45 min Business Meeting 10 min. The Didache presents to us a picture of one or several early Christian communities at an early stage of their process of institutionalization. For the interest of our research on penitential prayer the virtual lack of such texts in this document is nevertheless not a disappointment, because there is already a definite move towards formulaic expressions of penitence.
Specific times for the confession of sins are well established on a daily and weekly basis. There is a belief that the confession of sins is a spiritual sacrifice for the life of Christians and the worship of a Christian community. Thus, the Didache presents us with insights into early Christianity as a penitential reform movement. Overall, the document reveals itself as a cradle of penitential prayer and makes this text a fascinating source regarding the development towards penitential prayer in the second half of the first century C.
The Didache presents how Jews favoring Jesus in the early 50s set out to train Gentiles in righteousness with the expectation that they would be joined with Israel when God comes to redeem his people. In effect, the Didache embraced the Jewish faith of Jesus in centering redemption upon the gathering of Israel into the Kingdom by the Lord-God on the last day.
The Didache assigns no efficacy to the death of Jesus and it is mute regarding his resurrection and his return. Hence, as I have argued in my thousand-page commentary, one finds in the Didache a preoccupation with the faith of Jesus rather than with the Jesus of faith as in the Gospels.
Against this backdrop, the Didache makes clear that Gentiles were expected to adhere to the Way of Life but not to be circumcised nor to follow Torah. Gentiles prayed three times each day calling upon God to redeem them but not to sanctify the Jerusalem Temple nor to reestablish the Kingdom of David.
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First fruits were required of them, but these were not given to the priests as normative Judaism supposed. Finally, the weekly community meals anticipating the Kingdom of God were regarded as "sacrifices" thereby suggesting Jewish experience in the Diaspora as expressed by Philo [Special Laws 1. Essays on Its Text, History and Transmission.
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