God’s Elect in the First Epistle of Clement St. Clement conceives of “the elect” simply as the Christian people as a whole, not specifically as that group which will be saved on the last day.

The Family of Clement A. Duonolo would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all of our friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy and their generosity at this difficult time ...

In an earlier writing, the Epistle of Clement of Rome, written about the year 96, the echoes are much fainter; indeed, the evidence supplied by this writing is of doubtful validity.

Clement of Alexandria, towards the end of the second century, suggested that the Epistle was written by Paul in Hebrew and translated for the Greeks by Luke, and he sought in this way to explain ...

St. Clement Of Rome, "First Epistle to the Corinthians," c. 96 A.D. “It is requisite, therefore, that we be prompt in the practice of well-doing; for of Him are all things.

The first volunteer fire department was an invention of Ben Franklin. In 1735 he wrote in his newspaper that Boston “has a club or society of active men belonging to each fire engine and whose ...

St Clement was the head of the Catholic church for 11 years, serving as Pope between the years 88 and 99AD.

Dissertation research in New Testament exegetics proves that the letter by Clement of Alexandria to Theodore, a suspected forgery, is in fact genuine. The letter contains controversial passages ...