"Apostolic Christianity: Notes and Inferences Mainly Based on S. Paul's Epistles to the Corinthians" offers a detailed exploration of early Christian doctrine and practice as gleaned from the writings of St. Paul. This insightful work delves into the Corinthian epistles, extracting key theological concepts and practical guidelines for the nascent Christian community. Henson examines themes of church governance, spiritual gifts, ethical conduct, and the challenges faced by early believers.

Providing a window into the formative years of Christianity, this book illuminates the enduring relevance of Paul's teachings for contemporary Christian life. It is valuable for students of theology, church leaders, and anyone interested in the historical and theological foundations of Christian faith.

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