When Ignatius, Bishop of Antioch, was sentenced to death in AD 107, he was escorted from Antioch to Rome to be martyred. Along the way, he was visited by Christians who encouraged him and brought reports of how their churches were doing. Ignatius wrote six Letters or ""Epistles"" to some of these churches and a Letter to Polycarp, the Bishop of Smyrna.
What were the contents of the Ignatius of Antioch's letters? What messages did he have for the churches and Polycarp? In this video, we'll look take an extensive look at the epistles written by the Bishop of Antioch and what they meant.
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