The '''''Didache'Prima parte a ''Didahiei''este un tratat moral care descrie cele 2 Căi, Calea Vieţii şi Calea Morţii. A doua şi a treia parte conţin instrucţiuni referitoare la [[Botez]], [[Euharistie]], [[post]], [[rugăciune]], probleme de disciplină şi organizare bisericească, [[apostoli]] şi învăţători, [[profeţi]], also called [[episcop]]i şi [[diacon]]i. ''The Teaching (or Doctrine) of the Twelve ApostlesDidahia'', is este probabil cel dintâi text care a short treatise that dates back to the early Christian Church and was accounted by some of the Fathers as next to Holy adăugat [[doxologie]] finală Rugăciunii Domneşti [[ScriptureTatăl Nostru]]: ". It was probably written in Syria during the second half of the 1st century, although some scholars suggest ..că a 2nd-century compositionTa este puterea şi slava în toată vremea."

The first part of the ''Didache'' is Cu toate că parţial a moral treatise describing the Two Waysfost parafrazată în alte documente antice, the Way of Life and the Way of Death. The second and third parts contain instructions on baptism, the Eucharist, fasting, prayer, matters of church organization, apostles and teachers, prophets, bishops, and deacons. The precum ''DidacheDidascalia Apostolorum'' is perhaps the first text to append (vezi mai jos), Didahia a doxology to the fost practic pierdută până la redescoperirea şi publicarea lui [[Lord's PrayerFiloteu Vrienios]]<ref>[http: "//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philotheos_Bryennios Philotheos Bryennios (en.for thine is the power and the glory unto all agesWikipedia.org)]</ref>, [[Mitropolit]] ortodox grec de Nicomidia, în 1873/1883."

Although partially paraphrased in other ancient documents (see, for example, the Nu trebuie confundată cu ''Didascalia Apostolorum'' below), the Didache was practically lost until Philotheos Bryennios ''Învăţături ale celor Doisprezece Apostoli şi Discipoli ai Mântuitorului nostru'', un text din secolul al III-lea care se bazează pe ''Didahia''<ref>[http://enwww.wikipedianewadvent.org/wikicathen/Philotheos_Bryennios04781b.htm Didascalia (NewAdvent.org)], Greek Orthodox metropolitan of Nicomedia[http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/didascalia.html Didascalia (EarlyChristianWritings.com], rediscovered[http://www.bombaxo.com/published it in 1873didascalia.html Didascalia (bombaxo.com)]</1883ref>.

Not to be confused with the ''Didascalia Apostolorum'', ''Teaching of the Twelve Holy Apostles and Disciples of Our Saviour'', a 3rd century text founded upon the ''Didache'' [http:==Note==<references //www.newadvent.org/cathen/04781b.htm], [http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/didascalia.html], [http://www.bombaxo.com/didascalia.html].>

==External linksLegături externe==* [http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04779a.htm CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIAEnciclopedia Catolică: ''DidacheDidahia'']* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Didache ''DidacheDidahia'' in în Wikipedia]* [http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/didache.html ''DidacheDidahia'': Online Text and ResourcesResurse şi text online]

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