The Acts of Paul & Thecla

Find yourself in the rich tapestry of ancient spiritual narratives with 'The Acts of Paul & Thecla.' This captivating bible book explores the depths of historical religious texts and their interpretations. Featuring an elegantly designed cover adorned with a nature-inspired image, this volume is a visual and intellectual treat. Perfect for history buffs, spiritual seekers, and anyone intrigued by early religious stories. Available in a standard 8.5x11 inch size with a strikingly beautiful cover.

 The Acts of Paul and Thecla is an early Christian text believed to have been composed around 160–190 A.D. by an anonymous writer within the second-century church. It forms part of a larger apocryphal work known as The Acts of Paul. Though not written by the Apostle Paul himself, the narrative reflects the theological influence of Pauline teachings and was cherished in Eastern Christian communities. Early church father Tertullian claims the author was a presbyter in Asia Minor who was later removed from office for attributing too much spiritual authority to women—particularly Thecla.

Historical Context
This gospel emerges during a time when Christianity was illegal and persecuted, yet rapidly spreading across the Roman Empire. Women were expected to marry young, bear children, and remain within the domestic sphere. Thecla’s story boldly challenges these norms—placing a woman at the center of Christian witness, agency, and survival.

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ISBN-978-1-998744-01-5