A philosopher who kept wearing his cloak after he became a Christian, argued the faith to the Emperor himself, and was beheaded for it around A.D. 165. The fullest defence of Christianity that survives from the second century. Modern English, checked against the Greek.
Sign in to track your progress, highlight verses, and follow a reading plan.
The First Apology
The Second Apology
Dialogue with Trypho the Jew
1The Old Man by the Sea2The Final Law and Covenant3Why the Law Was Given4Sacrifice, Circumcision, and Sabbath5Circumcision and the Coming King6The King of Glory7Where the Law Ends8Elijah and the Two Comings9The Three Men at Mamre10The Angel Who Is God11The Virgin and the Young Woman12The Devil’s Counterfeits13Not Hezekiah but Christ14The Thousand Years in Jerusalem15The Cross and the Curse16Cursed on a Tree17Poured Out Like Water18Circumcised with Stone Knives19The Pure Offering in Every Place20Fire Kindled from Fire21Two Houses of Jacob22Water, Faith, and Wood