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Church History
- Chapter 122: The Nicolaitans
- Chapter 121: Simon Magus and the Simonians
- Chapter 120: Schools of Gnosticism
- Chapter 119: Cultus and Organization
- Chapter 118: Ethics of Gnosticism
- Chapter 117: The System of Gnosticism — Its Theology
- Chapter 116: Meaning, Origin, and Character of Gnosticism
- Chapter 115: Gnosticism — The Literature
- Chapter 114: The Pseudo-Clementine Ebionism
- Chapter 113: Nazarenes and Ebionites (Elkesaites and Mandaeans)
Historical Periods
Tag Archives: 34 A.D.
Saint Stephen, The First Christian Martyr
Circa A.D. 34–35
Stephen is remembered in Christianity as the first martyr (derived from the Greek word μάρτυρας which means “witness”). St. Stephen was tried by the Jewish Sanhedrin for blasphemy against Moses and God (Acts 6:11) and speaking against the Temple and the Law (Acts 6:13-14). While on trial, he experienced a theophany in which he saw Jesus Christ standing on the right hand of God:
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Posted in 1. Apostolic Era (30-100 AD)
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