Daniel Zimmermann was born in Merrill, Wisconsin, and grew up in Hustisford, Wisconsin. He was graduated as valedictorian from Northwestern College, Watertown, Wisconsin. His valedictory concerned the ancient philosopher Plotinus. Special honors were third place in an Eta Sigma Phi Greek composition contest and the Doctor Ott award.
He was also graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary. After serving as pastor for several years, he became a free lance writer. Because of the outstanding success of his Spanish poetry in Mexico, his biography was included in Who's Who in the Midwest. He is also a former member of American Mensa.
He is married to Merian, nee Ecot. The couple is residing in the Philippines.
Daniel Zimmermann is the author of short stories and poetry. He also writes non-fiction, especially on literature, history, Christianity, and botany.
Ignatius became bishop of Antioch during the reign of Domitian suffered the death of a Christian martyr during the reign of Trajan. Before he died he wrote epistles to his fellow Christians in the cities of Ephesus, Magnesia, Tralles, Rome, Philadelphia, and Smyrna. He also wrote a seventh epistle to Polycarp, the bishop of Smyrna.
A prominent theme of these epistles is the reality of our Savior's life on earth. The reason for this emphasis was to refute the teachings of the docetists, who denied the reality of the Incarnation of Christ. He emphasizes that the Son of God really did become man, that He really did suffer and die; and that He still possessed human flesh after he rose from the dead,
He offers other Christian admonition. Among other salutary words of exhortation, he urges his fellow Christians to respect their respective bishops.
Título : The Epistles of Ignatius of Antioch
EAN : 9781005558826
Editorial : Daniel Zimmermann
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