File:Богоявленский И., прот. Значение Иерусалимского храма в ветхозаветной истории еврейского народа. (1915).djvu
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[edit]Значение иерусалимского храма в ветхозаветной истории еврейского народа
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Богоявленский И., прот. |
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Значение иерусалимского храма в ветхозаветной истории еврейского народа |
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Типография М. Меркушева. Невский пр., 8 |
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Language | Russian | |
Publication date |
1915 publication_date QS:P577,+1915-00-00T00:00:00Z/9 |
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Place of publication | Петроград | |
Source | Электронный вариант книги выполнен в Перервинской духовной семинарии. Источник: http://www.bible-mda.ru/ |
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