A sharp lance pierced his side, on his beloved Cross blood ran down Old Silk Routes by Land and Sea – time of Christ [i] [i] Illustration: Old Silk Routes by Land and Sea, adapted to show possible route of St. Thomas, with Details used later for Maps marking Section beginnings: Mark, Joshua J. "Silk Road”. World History Encyclopedia. Last modified May 01, 2018. {https://www.worldhistory.org/Silk_Road/} Public Domain. Design for the Nasrani Cross taught by St. Thomas [i]
[i] Illustration: Design of Syrian Nasrani Cross – (Govindsharma. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons). “MarThomaSleeva.png”. {https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MarThomaSleeva.png} (accessed December 1, 2021). with Details used later as Themes for Section endings: (Steps, Menorah, Flower, Branches, Buds, Dove). Also, the following article clearly explains the “teaching” elements of the Nasrani Cross design adopted by St. Thomas: “Nasrani Cross”. Seiyaku.com. {https://www.seiyaku.com/customs/crosses/nasrani.html} (accessed December 1, 2021). Comments are closed.
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Poems by Janet
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von Gumppenberg | Meet me at the Passage |
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