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Passio Perpetuae Et Felicitatis and the “New Prophecy” Movement at the Turn of the 2nd - 3rd Centuries

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The passion narrative illustrates the tension over new revelations within early Christian communities, emphasizing distinct practices and beliefs.
Contrary to prior assumptions, the work shows no significant connections to Montanism, despite shared themes of visions and martyrdom.
The analysis examines the widespread characteristics of Christian eschatology and the important roles of women across various communities.
Evident in North Africa, features like glorification of martyrdom and regard for prophecies were common in the 2nd – 3rd centuries.

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Analysis reveals distinctions between the passion narrative and new prophecy, highlighting communal traits in early Christianity.

Pavel N. Lebedev (2025) studied this question.

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