Church History volume 1
Church History volume 1
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D. 651 the Khalifs over- threw the dynasty of the Sassanidte.
3. The Armenian Cbiirch. — There were flourishing Christian churches in Armenia so early as Tertullian's time. The Arsacian ruler Tiridates III. , from a. D. 280, was a violent persecutor of the Christians. During his reign, however, Gregory the Illuminator, the Apostle of Armenia, carried on his successful labours. He was the son of a Parthian prince, who, snatched when a child of two years' old by his nurse from the midst of a mass...acre of his whole family, received in Cappadocia a Christian training. In a. D. 302 he succeeded in winning over to Christ- ianity the king and the whole country. He left behind him the church which he thus fouiuled in a most prosperous condition. His grandson Ilusig, his great grandson Nerses I. And his son Isaac the Great held possession of the patriarchal dignity and flourished even in the hard § G-1. MISSIONAEY OPERATIONS IN THE EAST. 399 times, wLen Byzantines, Arsacicles, and Sassauiclffi fought for possession of the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. 651 the Khalifs over- threw the dynasty of the Sassanidte.
3. The Armenian Cbiirch. — There were flourishing Christian churches in Armenia so early as Tertullian's time. The Arsacian ruler Tiridates III. , from a. D. 280, was a violent persecutor of the Christians. During his reign, however, Gregory the Illuminator, the Apostle of Armenia, carried on his successful labours. He was the son of a Parthian prince, who, snatched when a child of two years' old by his nurse from the midst of a mass...acre of his whole family, received in Cappadocia a Christian training. In a. D. 302 he succeeded in winning over to Christ- ianity the king and the whole country. He left behind him the church which he thus fouiuled in a most prosperous condition. His grandson Ilusig, his great grandson Nerses I. And his son Isaac the Great held possession of the patriarchal dignity and flourished even in the hard § G-1. MISSIONAEY OPERATIONS IN THE EAST. 399 times, wLen Byzantines, Arsacicles, and Sassauiclffi fought for possession of the country.
What to read after Church History volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Heinrich Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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