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I believe in the historical Jesus by I. Howard Marshall · Booklabria

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I believe in the historical Jesus

I believe in the historical Jesus

Name: I believe in the historical Jesus
Author: I. Howard Marshall

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I believe in the historical JesusI. Howard MarshallMarshall

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First published: 1977
Language: English
Editions: 4

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Suggests what is meant by the historical Jesus and how we can study his life.

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