Monoteismo Y Cristologia En El – (Spanish)
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Contains the information necessary to understand the Jewish monotheistic belief system. The idea of Jesus as God was perfectly matched to this belief. You will see that the earliest study of Christ was the highest – Jesus is God.
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SKU (ISBN): 9788482673523
ISBN10: 8482673521
Language: Spanish
Richard Bauckham
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2008
Coleccion Teologica Contemporanea
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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