The Shepherd of Hermas is one of the most fascinating and influential works of early Christian literature. Written in the second century, it was widely read by the first generations of believers and even considered scripture by some churches. Through visions, parables, and allegories, the text explores sin, repentance, and divine guidance, offering a glimpse into the spiritual struggles of the early Christian world.
This complete audiobook presents a public domain translation of The Shepherd of Hermas in full, a text often regarded as part of the “forgotten books” of the Bible and a cornerstone of early Christian thought.
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