The Apostolic Age was a pivotal time in the history of Christianity, and in this classic work, James Vernon Bartlet explores every aspect of this important era. From the lives of the apostles to the development of early Christian doctrine, worship, and organization, this book offers a comprehensive look at the birth of the world's largest religion. Whether you're a scholar of theology or simply interested in understanding the roots of Christianity, this book is an essential resource.

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