Examples of using First centuries in English and their translations into Polish
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are the Christians, like in the first centuries, to be moved to catacombs again?
We Poles have particular ties with the Jewish people from as early as the first centuries of our history.
In contrast to the scarcity of artifacts associated with Christianity in the first centuries, there is a wealth of objects dating from the period in which Christianity developed as the Imperial religion- the fourth through seventh century. .
However, it seems that in the first centuries this project had been weak in respect to economy
In the first centuries of our era Romans have paved through mountains military way(Via Militare),
restoring the four pillars on which it firmly rested in the first centuries of the Christian era.
During the first centuries of Church history, Christians contracted marriage“like other men”(Ad Diognetum 5,
Throughout the first centuries of the Christian propaganda,
One of the rabbis quoted in a collection of Jewish texts from the first centuries after Christ said,“Turn the Torah around
How many martyrs in this land, from the first centuries of Christianity, have lived their faith heroically to the end,
During the first centuries the Church sought to clarify her Trinitarian faith,
it's an agreement to find a form that is more closely in line with that of the first centuries.
associated especially with the first centuries of the Christian era.
as in the Rhineland are traces of the already the first centuries AD Large parts of Germany, was christened in the 700-800talet,
It is the prayerful manner practiced by Christians ever since the first centuries- as attested in numerous frescoes in the catacombs in Rome- to imitate Christ with his arms outstretched on the wood of the Cross.
fraternity has its origin in the full communion that existed between our Churches in the first centuries and was expressed in many different ways through the early Ecumenical Councils,
capable of recreating the person in the likeness of God in true holiness(cf. Eph 4:24), since the first centuries, it has seemed natural to clothe the baptized in a new white garment,
Europe paid a big price for that- the first centuries of Christianity witnessed great persecutions of Christians,
The first century was a dangerous period for Christians.
First century AD, if I'm not mistaken?