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“I could not put The Syrian Christ down until I finished reading the last word in it. It is a magnificent book which should be of special interest to those seeking a better understanding of the psychological, social and cultural background to the teachings of Christ.”
Dr. Aida Warah, University of Ottawa
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"This is an interesting book with an enticing title. Its benefit should be obvious particularly among biblical scholars and 'students of divinity."
His Beatitude Gregorios III Laham, Patriarch of Antioch and the Entire East, for the Melkite Catholic Church. |
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"Serious Biblical scholars, after reading this book, can be forgiven their concern about the limitations of the current methods in "Palestine of Jesus" studies. as they discover the possibilities in pursuing the obvious and direct road to the first century through the remnants of the living ancient culture of the Syrian Fertile Crescent."
Father Robert Assaly, Anglican Diocese of Ottawa, Canada
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The Syrian Christ
by Abraham Mitrie Rihbany
First appeared as a series of articles in the Atlantic Monthly.
First publication in book form: 1916, by Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston and New York, USA. It was reprinted seventeen times in the USA between 1916 and 1937.
Other Editions:
UK editions: at least three by the year 1926.
German Translation, 1926 under the title: Morgenländische Sitten im Leben Jesu – which translates as: Oriental Customs in Jesus’ Life. Subsequently, five more editions were published.
Arabic Translation: by Oussama El-Mohtar, published by Dar Amwaj, Beirut-Lebanon; First edition, 2001, Second edition, 2002.
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