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The Mouster- ern and central Asiatic Neanderthals these were Paleoian tradition is intimately associated with Homo sapiens arctic fauna , which can be identified as cold adapted or neanderthalensis in western Asia , as is seen at Ksar ...
The Mouster- ern and central Asiatic Neanderthals these were Paleoian tradition is intimately associated with Homo sapiens arctic fauna , which can be identified as cold adapted or neanderthalensis in western Asia , as is seen at Ksar ...
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Oral tradition had begun to church understood itself as having access to that inspira- deteriorate in post - apostolic times , partly because many tion through the Spirit . Having this understanding of it- or most of the eyewitnesses to ...
Oral tradition had begun to church understood itself as having access to that inspira- deteriorate in post - apostolic times , partly because many tion through the Spirit . Having this understanding of it- or most of the eyewitnesses to ...
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... what was already by that tion was made from oral to written tradition ; the trans" gospel " time traditional language , such as : “ promised beforehand lation of the presumed Aramaic traditions had taken through his prophets in the ...
... what was already by that tion was made from oral to written tradition ; the trans" gospel " time traditional language , such as : “ promised beforehand lation of the presumed Aramaic traditions had taken through his prophets in the ...
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