Description

The study of the New Testament as the realization of the Old Testament, through the lens of Patristic tradition, is a journey into the early Church's theological and exegetical development. At the heart of this tradition lies the concept of the unity between the Old and New Testaments, a view that was carefully cultivated by the Church Fathers. The Fathers, as the first theologians and interpreters of Christian Scripture, laid the groundwork for understanding the deep connections between the Hebrew Scriptures and the Christian Gospel. Their works, spanning from the late first century to the early medieval period, formed the intellectual foundation for Christian thought and biblical interpretation. Their reflections on the nature of the Old and New Testaments, as well as the unfolding of God's plan of salvation, continue to resonate in the theological discussions of the Church today.