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... Jerusalem and that it was the Roman troops ' demolition of the Temple after Jerusalem's fall in 70 C.E. that was the desecration Mark had in mind . Mark , however , explicitly cites the " abomination " as a visible warning to flee the ...
... Jerusalem and that it was the Roman troops ' demolition of the Temple after Jerusalem's fall in 70 C.E. that was the desecration Mark had in mind . Mark , however , explicitly cites the " abomination " as a visible warning to flee the ...
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... Jerusalem differs significantly from the account in Paul's letters . Ac- cording to Luke , shortly after his conversion Paul went to Jerusalem , where he “ tried to join the body of disciples there " but was rebuffed . After Barnabas ...
... Jerusalem differs significantly from the account in Paul's letters . Ac- cording to Luke , shortly after his conversion Paul went to Jerusalem , where he “ tried to join the body of disciples there " but was rebuffed . After Barnabas ...
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... Jerusalem Temple destruction ( 70 C.E. ) ; Jewish leadership , New Testament hostility toward Jerusalem Temple destruction ( 70 c.E. ) , 9 , 241 and Catholic Epistles , 330 and Gospel of John , 192 , 206 and Jamnia Academy , 66 and ...
... Jerusalem Temple destruction ( 70 C.E. ) ; Jewish leadership , New Testament hostility toward Jerusalem Temple destruction ( 70 c.E. ) , 9 , 241 and Catholic Epistles , 330 and Gospel of John , 192 , 206 and Jamnia Academy , 66 and ...
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