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__Have you ever wondered why the earliest Christians believed Jesus wrote a letter to a foreign king?__The Correspondence of Jesus and Abgar is one of the most fascinating and deeply revered apocryphal texts of early Christianity. According to ancient tradition, King Abgar V of Edessa, suffering from a terrible illness, heard of the miraculous healings performed by Jesus in Judea. In a desperate bid for salvation, he sent a letter begging Jesus to come to his city, heal his affliction, and take refuge from those who sought to harm him.
The miraculous reply-attributed directly to Jesus-declines the invitation but promises to send a disciple to heal the king and grant life to his people after his ascension. For centuries, this brief but powerful exchange was celebrated as a genuine historical artifact. It was inscribed on city walls for protection, worn as an amulet, and fundamentally shaped the development of early Christian faith and art in the Eastern Roman Empire.
This edition brings these legendary letters to life, exploring their historical context, their profound theological implications, and their enduring legacy. Whether it is a genuine artifact of the first century or a magnificent expression of early Christian devotion, this correspondence offers a captivating window into the faith of the ancient world.
What You Will Discover Inside:
Whether you are a student of theology, a lover of ancient history, or a seeker of spiritual inspiration, The Correspondence of Jesus and Abgar offers a profound journey into one of the greatest legends of the Christian faith.
Step into a story of unwavering belief and discover the legendary letters that captivated the ancient world. Begin your journey today.
Title
Correspondence of Jesus and Abgar: The Ancient Apocryphal Letters - A Legendary Tale of Divine Healing, Sacred History, and Early Christian Faith
Authors
King Abgar V +1
Publisher
The Library of Alexandria
Published
April 2026
Weight
46g
Page Count
20
Dimensions
15.3 x 22.9 x 1.1 cm
ISBN
9781807920340
ISBN-10
1807920348
Eden Code
7535577
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