The Origins of Christianity

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The Origins of Christianity Dr. Kyle Harper

The Four Gospels The Book of Kells, Irish, ca. 800 CE Top left: Matthew, as angel Top right: Mark, as lion Bottom left: Luke, as ox Bottom right: John, as eagle

The Gospels: Matthew Left: The Gospel of Matthew, Lindisfarne Gospels, English, late 7th century Right: Papyrus fragments of Matthew, some as old as 2nd century. P.Oxy. 4401-6

Massacre of the Innocents, Giotto, 1306

The Sea of Galilee Left: 1st century mosaic from Galilee Below: Sunset over the ‘sea’

Denarius of Emperor Tiberius

Ossuary (bone-box) of Caiaphas

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