In the years immediately following the Crucifixion, the little sect of troublemakers known as Christians enjoyed a period of relative tolerance in Jerusalem.
An edition of Mary's House
(2000)
Mary's House
The Extraordinary Story Behind the Discovery of the House Where the Virgin Mary Lived and Died
by Donald Carroll
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Mary's House: The Extraordinary Story Behind the Discovery of the House Where the Virgin Mary Lived and Died
May 2002, Christian Classics
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in English
0870612271 9780870612275
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"In the years immediately following the Crucifixion, the little sect of troublemakers known as Christians enjoyed a period of relative tolerance in Jerusalem."
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