Tantur Ecumenical Institute LibraryNarrow gate churches : the Christian presence in the Holy Land under Muslim and Jewish rule / by Atallah Mansour.
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TextPublication details: Pasadena, Calif. : Hope Pub. House, ©2004. Edition: 1st edDescription: 327 pages ; 22 cmISBN: 1932717021; 9781932717020Subject(s): Christians -- Palestine -- History | Christians -- Jerusalem -- History | Palestine -- Church history | Jerusalem -- Church historyDDC classification: 275.694 LOC classification: BR 1110 | .M36 2004| Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 275.694 D852v c.1 Vigiles à Jérusalem / | 275.694 D852v c.2 Vigiles à Jérusalem / | 275.694 L374r Renaissance des églises locales: Israël. | 275.694 M318n Narrow gate churches : the Christian presence in the Holy Land under Muslim and Jewish rule / | 275.694 N395w Writing from the Holy Land / | 275.694 N395wf Je vous écris de la Terre sainte / | 275.694 Ob2c Chrétiens de Gaza / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 311-320) and index.
Native Christians -- Crusaders -- Dark Ages -- Early Renaissance -- The lost St. Augustine church -- Egypt's twins : Muslim and Copts -- Modern Egypt and ancient problems -- Lebanon and Syria -- Iraq : lost paradise -- The Lord's compatriots today -- New and old churches -- Israel : and the native Christians -- Profile of a community -- Nazareth : a case study -- Where to now?
Native Christians -- Crusaders -- Dark Ages -- Early Renaissance -- The lost St. Augustine church -- Egypt's twins : Muslim and Copts -- Modern Egypt and ancient problems -- Lebanon and Syria -- Iraq, lost paradise -- The Lord's compatriots today -- New and old churches -- Israel and native Christians -- Profile of a community -- Nazareth, a case study -- Where to now?
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