A few broken lines of ancient writing, created around 1,600 years ago, may preserve a lost account of Christianity's most extraordinary claim.
Lost account of Jesus's descent to hell and resurrection uncovered in 1,600-year-old papyrus, researchers suggest
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A few broken lines of ancient writing, created around 1,600 years ago, may preserve a lost account of Christianity's most extraordinary claim.
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- Lost account of Jesus's descent to hell and resurrection uncovered in 1,600-year-old papyrus, researchers suggest.
- A few broken lines of ancient writing, created around 1,600 years ago, may preserve a lost account of Christianity's most extraordinary claim.
- A few broken lines of ancient writing, created around 1,600 years ago, may preserve a lost account of Christianity's most extraordinary claim.
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