| P.1355 - §3 Throughout the two years of their sojourn at Alexandria, Jesus enjoyed good health and continued to grow normally. Aside from a few friends and relatives no one was told about Jesus' being a "child of promise." One of Joseph's relatives revealed this to a few friends in Memphis, descendants of the distant Ikhnaton, and they, with a small group of Alexandrian believers, assembled at the palatial home of Joseph's relative-benefactor a short time before the return to Palestine to wish the Nazareth family well and to pay their respects to the child. | |
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Sforza Castle, Milan |
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| Adoration of Shepherds | |
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| Mother and Child | |
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| Mother and Child + Others | |
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| John the Baptist | |
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| Wedding at Cana | |
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| Gethesemane | |
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| Flagellation | |
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| Crowning with Thorns | |
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| Resurrection | |
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| Saints and Martyrs | |
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| Constantine | |
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| Old Testament | |
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| Greek Themes | |
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| Other European paintings | |
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| Remnants of murals | |
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| Miscellaneous | |
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