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The only manuscript to which we owe the transmission of “The Word of Saint Barsabas, Archbishop of Jerusalem, about our Saviour Jesus Christ and the churches [and about the chief priests],”1 is the Old Georgian manuscript Athos Iviron 11 dating to the 10th century. The text was published with a French translation and introductory notes in 1982 in Patrologia Orientalis by the Belgian Jesuit Michel van Esbroeck. However, this seems to have produced li le reaction in the scholarly milieu apart from the registration of the writing in the Clavis Patrum Graecorum (no. 1685) and in some other patristic handbooks.2 Meanwhile, the editor’s claims concerning the date of the probably Greek original of the text (2nd century) and its place of provenance (Palestine, possibly Jerusalem), as well as its archaic theology coupled

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THE JEWS IN THE NEGLECTED CHRISTIAN WRITING “THE WORD OF SAINT BARSABAS, ARCHBISHOP OF JERUSALEM, ABOUT OUR SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST AND THE CHURCHES” OF THE SECOND — EARLY THIRD CENTURY