My LORD’s BibleShepherd of Hermas: Similitudes
Written by Hermas, likely composed in stages c. AD 100-150. A series of allegorical parables -- including the well-known image of the Church as a tower built of stones -- illustrating repentance, discipline, and the mixed state of the church on earth.
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