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Birth of Jesus round plaque
In Christianity Mary is the mother of Jesus
of Nazareth. She is the subject of much
veneration in the Christian faith, particularly
in the Roman Catholic Church and
Orthodox Church, and is also highly
regarded by Muslims. The area of Christian
theology concerning her is Mariology. The
Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed both
refer to Mary as "the Virgin Mary". This
alludes to the belief that Mary conceived
Jesus through the action of God the Holy
Spirit, and not through intercourse with
Joseph or anyone else. That she was a
virgin at this time is affirmed by Eastern
Christianity, Roman Catholicism and by
many (though not all) Protestants.
Item No. 208 2 Lb. Diameter 8.5" Depth 2"
$59.00
In Christianity Mary is the mother of Jesus
of Nazareth. She is the subject of much
veneration in the Christian faith, particularly
in the Roman Catholic Church and
Orthodox Church, and is also highly
regarded by Muslims. The area of Christian
theology concerning her is Mariology. The
Apostles Creed and Nicene Creed both
refer to Mary as "the Virgin Mary". This
alludes to the belief that Mary conceived
Jesus through the action of God the Holy
Spirit, and not through intercourse with
Joseph or anyone else. That she was a
virgin at this time is affirmed by Eastern
Christianity, Roman Catholicism and by
many (though not all) Protestants.
Item No. 208 2 Lb. Diameter 8.5" Depth 2"
$59.00
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Supper, the Temptation of Jesus, Adam and Eve, and the Crucifixion.
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