Life in 1st Century Galilee - Campbell, Deslee
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Galilee began the 1st Century C.E. as a quiet rural backwater - at least as pagan as it was Jewish: but within that pivotal century it became the epicenter of the new 'Jesus movement' and the cradle of the Judaism of today. Deslee Campbell's Life in 1st Century Galilee: History, Culture and Change brings the transformation of that century to the reader, Christian and Jewish alike.

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Galilee began the 1st Century C.E. as a quiet rural backwater - at least as pagan as it was Jewish: but within that pivotal century it became the epicenter of the new 'Jesus movement' and the cradle of the Judaism of today. Deslee Campbell's Life in 1st Century Galilee: History, Culture and Change brings the transformation of that century to the reader, Christian and Jewish alike.
Autorenporträt
Deslee Campbell, a former teacher of modern history, who worked in the field of educational psychology and counselling. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of New South Wales, a Diploma in Education from the University of Sydney, and a Graduate Diploma in School Counselling from U.W.S/Nepean. She was has a Masters degree fromMacquarie University in early Christian Studies and a Phd from Sydney University. Deslee has visited Israel nine times, the first being in January 1970. During Passover 1990 Deslee was one of three Australians to visit the U.S.S.R. Since 1988 Deslee, and her late husband John, .they lived with their three sons and their adopted daughter in Sydney and attend a local Anglican Church in Sydney, Now widowed, Deslee has four children and three grandchildren. Her published works include the sequel novel, Love is a Journey, which follows Karen Evan's career as a nurse. With her son, Rev. Justin Campbell, she has co-authored a major 2-volume work in the mini-series Synagogue and Church and her YouTube presentations can be viewed via the web address http://www.synagogueandchurch.com