Acts of Andrew

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The Acts of Andrew is an early Christian apocryphal text narrating legendary missionary journeys, miracles, and martyrdom stories associated with the apostle Andrew.

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Acts of Andrew canonical 6

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instanceOf Christian apocrypha
New Testament apocrypha
apocryphal acts
early Christian text
approximateDate late 2nd century
associatedWith Achaia
Asia Minor
canonicalStatus apocryphal
contains conversion stories
dialogues
martyrdom account
miracle stories
visions
dateOfComposition 2nd century
describes martyrdom of Andrew
miracles of Andrew
missionary journeys of Andrew
focusesOn apostolic preaching
ascetic ideals
chastity
renunciation of marriage
genre hagiography
martyrdom narrative
missionary narrative
hasMainCharacter Andrew the Apostle
influenced later Andrew legends
medieval hagiography of Andrew
language Greek
narrativeForm prose
notRecognizedAsScriptureBy mainstream Christianity
placeOfOrigin Eastern Mediterranean
portrays Andrew as itinerant missionary
Andrew as miracle worker
recognizedBy early Christian communities
relatedWork Acts of John
Acts of Paul
Acts of Peter
Acts of Thomas
religiousTradition Christianity
statusInCanon non-canonical
studiedIn New Testament apocrypha scholarship
patristics
survivesAs fragmentary text
theologicalEmphases asceticism
miraculous power of apostles
suffering and martyrdom
transmission adapted versions
later epitomes
manuscript fragments

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Acts of Peter relatedWork Acts of Andrew
Acts of John relatedWork Acts of Andrew
Acts of Paul relatedWork Acts of Andrew
Acts of Thomas relatedWork Acts of Andrew
Acts of Bartholomew associatedWith Acts of Andrew