The origin and significance of the flight to Pella tradition

Craig R. Koester

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La tradition de Pella : la fuite des chretiens de Jerusalem a Pella, en Transjordanie, avant le siege de la ville. L'A. examine le dossier : Eusebe, H.E 3.5.3| Epiphane, Panarion , 29.7.7-8 et 30.2.7| Poids et Mesures 15| Pseudo-Clementines Recognitiones 1.37,39 (versions syriaque et latine)| enfin, Luc 21 : 20-22. Il y a certainement des faits reels a la base de cette tradition, qui peut remonter a l'epoque de la redaction des Evangiles

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