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''' After Pentecost: The Alexandrian Chronicle of Cleophas ''' (1944) is an arch-fi book by [[Geraldine Dorothy Cummins]].  
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''' After Pentecost: The Alexandrian Chronicle of Cleophas ''' (1944) is a book of visions by [[Geraldine Dorothy Cummins]].  


==Abstract==
==Abstract==
Part of a series of volumes supposedly dictated to the Author by "an unseen intelligence"--the spirit of "a Christian convert of the first century." Focuses on the origins of the Christian movement.
Part of a series of volumes supposedly dictated to the Author by "an unseen intelligence"--the spirit of "a Christian convert of the first century." Focuses on the earliest origins of the Christian movement after the death of Jesus.


==Editions and translations==
==Editions and translations==
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*[ Google Books]
*[ Google Books]


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<bibexternal title="After Pentecost" author="Cummins"/>

After Pentecost: The Alexandrian Chronicle of Cleophas (1944) is a book of visions by Geraldine Dorothy Cummins.

Abstract

Part of a series of volumes supposedly dictated to the Author by "an unseen intelligence"--the spirit of "a Christian convert of the first century." Focuses on the earliest origins of the Christian movement after the death of Jesus.

Editions and translations

Published in London [England]: Rider, 1944.

External links

  • [ Google Books]