Orthodoxy

Let’s dive into the epic world of the New Testament, a stellar part of the Bible that holds immense significance for orthodox Christians. Its origin and authorship are like hidden treasures, captivating us with their historical and religious significance. Imagine 27 books, each one a unique treasure of ancient history, written by various authors in the beautiful language of Greek. Although the exact timeline of the various pieces remains a mystery, brilliant scholars have proposed different dates for the creation of this extraordinary collection of writings.

The New Testament in Greek was written by different authors over 150 years because it was the language of the educated. Alexander the Great through his conquests made it the dominant language in the Mediterranean. Additionally, many early Christians were from Greece and Rome, two of the most influential centres of culture and learning at that time.

So, join us in this expedition of exploration and discovery. Through the lens of archaeology, classical texts, and scholarly analysis, we will unveil the layers of evidence that illuminate the shadowy figure of Jesus. As we navigate the terrain of history and belief, we’ll uncover the enigmatic traces of a man who, whether a prophet, a teacher, or a divine figure, left an indelible mark on the course of human civilisation.