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Light from the Ancient East

by Adolf Deissmann

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This invaluable study of non-literary Greek and Latin texts from the period leading up to and contemporary with the rise and early development of Christianity is once again available after being out of print for nearly a decade. Deissmann's work with inscriptions on stone, metal, papyrus, and potsherds has long been widely recognized for the light it sheds upon the New Testament in its historical and cultural context. Eighty-five illustrations further illumine the discussion of these texts.… (more)
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NO OF PAGES: 535 SUB CAT I: New Testament Study SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: This book brings a scholarly middle-eastern view of the New Testament by a thorough treatment of the history and archeology of the region.NOTES: SUBTITLE: The New Testament Illustrated by Recently Discovered Texts of the Graeco-Roman World
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This invaluable study of non-literary Greek and Latin texts from the period leading up to and contemporary with the rise and early development of Christianity is once again available after being out of print for nearly a decade. Deissmann's work with inscriptions on stone, metal, papyrus, and potsherds has long been widely recognized for the light it sheds upon the New Testament in its historical and cultural context. Eighty-five illustrations further illumine the discussion of these texts.

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