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
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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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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