In the early second century . a conscientious Roman magistrate assumes. a conscientious Roman magistrate assumes his duties in the tranquil Bithynian city of Diakropolis, unaware that under its placid surface, a great and ancient evil holds sway over the town and its citizens.
In the early second century .
by William D. Reynolds. In the early second century .
Format Hardback 284 pages. Dimensions 152 x 229 x 19mm 572g. Publication date 28 Feb 2004. Publication City/Country Bloomington IN, United States.
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William D. Reynolds (Korean: 이눌서; Hanja: 李訥瑞, 1867–1951) was an American Southern Presbyterian (PCUS) missionary and Bible translator in Korea. William Davis Reynolds was born 12 November 1867. He received his undergraduate education at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia and subsequently studied theology at Union Presbyterian Seminary. He completed the first translation of the Old Testament into Korean in 1910.
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