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- Papias of Hierapolis - Wikipedia
They are considered an important early source on Christian oral tradition and especially on the origins of the canonical Gospels
- Papias | Biography, Apostolic Father, Writing, Facts | Britannica
Papias, bishop of Hierapolis, Phrygia (now in Turkey), and one of the Apostolic Fathers His work, although extant only in fragments, provides important apostolic oral source accounts of the history of primitive Christianity and of the origins of the Gospels
- Who Was Papias? - History of Christianity
Papias may be one of the most important church fathers that you have never heard of Unlike other fathers, we only have short fragments of his works quoted by later authors Papias was the bishop of Hierapolis in Asia Minor He was active in the second century, although he was born in the first
- Fragments of Papias - Early Christian Writings
Papias himself preferred "the living voice" to what could be found in books Nevertheless, Papias seems to have known the Gospels, and he provides the earliest tradition concerning the authorship of the Gospel of Mark
- Who was Papias of Hierapolis in early Christianity? - Bible Hub
Papias is frequently referred to as Bishop of Hierapolis In that capacity, he played a central role in shaping local believers and helping them grasp the apostolic teachings
- Who was Papias of Hierapolis? - GotQuestions. org
Who was Papias of Hierapolis? Little is known about the life and death of Papias (c AD 60–130) other than he was the bishop of Hierapolis in Asia Minor (now modern Turkey), and he recorded details regarding Jesus and the apostles in five books entitled Exposition of the Sayings of the Lord
- PAPIAS (c. 60-135 A. D. ) and the Gospels of Matthew and Mark
Papias is particularly known for two claims that he made regarding the Gospels of Matthew and Mark He identified Mark’s written record as rooted in Peter’s eyewitness accounts and placed Matthew’s composition in the Hebrew language
- Early Christian History Papias of Hieropolis
Papias is not merely a Church Father, he’s also counted as an Apostolic Father, having known one or more of the apostles (mainly, and according to him, John) He appears to have been a native of Phrygia (a province in western Anatolia populated by ethnic Greeks) and was a bishop there
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