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... Jesus and his disciples before Jesus ' crucifixion is identified in all New Testa- ment sources as the ( new ) covenant by Jesus himself , but in spite of millennia - long controversy , theological elabo- ration , and discussion , the ...
... Jesus and his disciples before Jesus ' crucifixion is identified in all New Testa- ment sources as the ( new ) covenant by Jesus himself , but in spite of millennia - long controversy , theological elabo- ration , and discussion , the ...
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... Jesus , fundamental doctrine of orthodox Christianity that Jesus had no natural father but was conceived by Mary through the power of the Holy Spirit . The doctrine that Mary was the sole natural par- ent of Jesus is based on the ...
... Jesus , fundamental doctrine of orthodox Christianity that Jesus had no natural father but was conceived by Mary through the power of the Holy Spirit . The doctrine that Mary was the sole natural par- ent of Jesus is based on the ...
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... Jesus as the son of David , Christianity dra- matized its conviction that this hope had been fulfilled . David lived in the memory of his people in a double way : as the great founder of their political power and as the symbol of a ...
... Jesus as the son of David , Christianity dra- matized its conviction that this hope had been fulfilled . David lived in the memory of his people in a double way : as the great founder of their political power and as the symbol of a ...
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