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... kingdom . Fulfillment lay not in the old world but in the future , coming world , for which the main thing was to ... Kingdom of God , however , even antic- ipations of resurrection voiced earlier by Zoroastrianism were achieved : the ...
... kingdom . Fulfillment lay not in the old world but in the future , coming world , for which the main thing was to ... Kingdom of God , however , even antic- ipations of resurrection voiced earlier by Zoroastrianism were achieved : the ...
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... Kingdom of God in early Christianity . In early Christianity's expectation of the Kingdom of God , two types were inherited from Judaism . The first was the expectation of a messianic Kingdom in this world , with its centre in Jerusalem ...
... Kingdom of God in early Christianity . In early Christianity's expectation of the Kingdom of God , two types were inherited from Judaism . The first was the expectation of a messianic Kingdom in this world , with its centre in Jerusalem ...
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... kingdom . In 1187 he left Egypt , crossed the Jordan south of the Sea of Galilee , and took up a position close to the river . Near Sepphoris ( modern Zip- pori ) the Crusaders mobilized an army of perhaps 20,000 men , which included ...
... kingdom . In 1187 he left Egypt , crossed the Jordan south of the Sea of Galilee , and took up a position close to the river . Near Sepphoris ( modern Zip- pori ) the Crusaders mobilized an army of perhaps 20,000 men , which included ...
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