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Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland… duration 15 minutes 19 seconds Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland… Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland Deines	Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland Deines Anyone who has heard of the Marriage Feast at Cana (Gospel of John 2:1-11) has heard of ‘the six stone jars, for the Jewish rites of purification, each holding twenty or thirty… prof roland deines tom o'loughlin theology and religious studies objects of belief stone vessels university of nottingham christianity society galilee social context archaeology history nazareth jewish judaism cana herodians second temple jerusalem jesus christ old testament new testament gospels pharisees synagogue stone jars john's gospel home domestic hebron measuring cups From Simon Barnett 0 likes 22 plays 0
Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom… duration 9 minutes 12 seconds Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom… Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom O'Loughlin	Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom O'Loughlin A small lamp was bought for a few pennies in Roman north Africa. Soon after it was first used, a fault in its manufacture led to its being discarded in a rubbish pit where it remained until uncovered… thomas o’loughlin nottingham theology lamp oil chi-rho christ domestic space religion popular liturgy heaven god faith From Simon Barnett 0 likes 40 plays 0

Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland…

duration 15 minutes 19 seconds

Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland…

Objects of Belief; Stone Vessels with Roland Deines

Anyone who has heard of the Marriage Feast at Cana (Gospel of John 2:1-11) has heard of ‘the six stone jars, for the Jewish rites of purification, each holding twenty or thirty…

From Simon Barnett 0 likes 22 plays 0

Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom…

duration 9 minutes 12 seconds

Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom…

Objects of Belief; The Christian Lamp with Tom O'Loughlin

A small lamp was bought for a few pennies in Roman north Africa. Soon after it was first used, a fault in its manufacture led to its being discarded in a rubbish pit where it remained until uncovered…

From Simon Barnett 0 likes 40 plays 0