Christians Collection (#8)

Mediterranean coast southward Antioch followers
Along the Mediterranean coast, southward. Antioch, where followers of Christ were first called Christians. Acts 1126. 1950, Turkey, Antioch

English Protestants Being Drowned By Irish Catholics During The Irish Rebellion Of 1641. From The Book Of Martyrs By John Foxe, Published C.1865

The Sermon On The Mount. From A Book Of Modern Palestine By Richard Penlake Published C. 1910
The Sermon On The Mount. From A Book Of Modern Palestine By Richard Penlake Published C.1910

Baptism Of The Saxons Conquered By Charlemagne. After A 15Th Century Miniature. From Military And Religious Life In The Middle Ages By Paul Lacroix Published London Circa 1880

People In Church Gathered Around The Priest Waiting To Make Their Confession. After A Work By Bernard Picart. From Xviii Siecle Institutions, Usages Et Costumes, Published Paris 1875

The Seige Of Ptolemais During The Third Crusade 1189

The Crusaders War Machinery

Two Hundred Knights Attack Twenty Thousand Saracens First Crusade 1096 1146

The Road To Jerusalem

The Army Of Priest Volkmar And Count Emicio Aka Count Emich Of Leisingen Attack Merseburg

St Francis Of Assisi 1181 1226 Founder Of The Franciscan Order Endeavours To Convert The Sultan Malek Kamel

Pilgrims Being Fed By Peasants

The Battle Of Nicaea Anatolia During The First Crusade 1096

Richard The Lionheart Delivering Jaffa 1192

The Childrens Crusade 1212

The Battle Of Arsuf During The Third Crusade 1191

The Army Of The Second Crusade Find The Remains Of The Soldiers Of The First Crusade

Second Assault Of Jerusalem The Crusaders Repulsed During The First Crusade

Saladin Salah Ed Din Yusuf Sultan During Second Crusade

Richard The Lionheart In Battle At Arsuf In The 3Rd Crusade 1187 1192 Richard I Aka Richard The Lionheart English Monarch

Glorious Death Of Jacques De Maille Marshal Of The Temple During The Second Crusade 1146 1188

Gerard Of Avesnes Exposed On The Walls Of Arsuf First Crusade1096 1146

Mohammed Ii Before Constantinople 1453

Entry Of The Crusaders In Constantinople 1204

Edward I Of England 1239 To 1307 Kills His Would-Be Assassin June 1272

Death Of Almoadam During The Seventh Crusade 1249 1250

Death Of Baldwin I Latin King Of Jerusalem 1188

King Louis Ix Before Damietta During His First Crusade In 1249

King Louis Ix Aka St Louis Prisoner In Eygypt 1250 During The Seventh Crusade

Godfreys Soldiers Drive Through The Muslim Army During The First Crusade 1096

Godfrey Enters Jerusalem First Crusade 1099

Enthusiasm Of The Crusaders At The First View Of Jerusalem First Crusade 1099

Discovery Of The True Cross

A Friendly Tournament During The Third Crusade 1189

Boabdil The Last Arab King Leaves Granada In 1492

Bernard Of Carinthia Surprised By Turkish Raids During Second Crusade

The Minstrel Blondel Discovers The Captive Richard The Lionheart In Leopolds Castle In Austria

Battle Of Lepanto Greece1571

Arrival At Cairo Of Prisoners Of Minich During The Seventh Crusade

Crusaders Surrounded By Saladins Army 1187

Christian Knights Fight Saracens

Florine Of Burgundy A Heroine During The First Crusade

Crusaders On The March By Sir John Gilbert, From The Book The Outline Of History By H. G
Crusaders On The March By Sir John Gilbert, From The Book The Outline Of History By H.G.Wells Volume 2, Published 1920

Christians Conflict With Apollyon. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan, From Late 19Th Century Edition

Christians Arrival At The Wicket Gate. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan, From Late 19Th Century Edition

Christians Fight With Apollyon. Illustration By A. f. lydon. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan
Christians Fight With Apollyon. Illustration By A.f.lydon. From The Book The Pilgrims Progress By John Bunyan Published C.1880

Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin City, County Dublin, Ireland; Exterior Of Cathedral With Flying Buttress

Segovia Cathedral, Segovia, Castile And Leon, Spain

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"Exploring the Christian Heritage: From Tipperary to Jordan" Embark on a spiritual journey through the rich Christian heritage found in various corners of the world. In Co Tipperary, Ireland, Thurles Cathedral stands as a testament to faith and architectural beauty. Its towering spires invite worshippers to seek solace within its sacred walls. Traveling further west, one encounters the awe-inspiring Stone Stairway on Skellig Michael, part of the Skellig Islands in County Kerry. This ancient pathway leads visitors towards a deeper connection with nature and God's creation. Delving into history, we encounter Saint Tarcisius, a young martyr who bravely defended his faith during Roman persecution. His story serves as an inspiration for Christians worldwide. The legacy of Saint Antoninus of Pamiers resonates with those called to spread Christianity far and wide. As a missionary and martyr, he exemplified unwavering dedication amidst adversity. Venturing beyond Ireland's borders takes us to Greece's Daphni Monastery where Christ Pantocrator adorns its walls—a mesmerizing depiction that encapsulates divine power and compassion. Intriguing biblical scenes come alive through artistry such as "Christ on the Cross, " accompanied by grieving Marys—an emotional portrayal by John that stirs hearts even today. Early Christian art unveils profound symbolism like "The Good Shepherd" relief from the 4th century—a timeless reminder of Jesus' guidance and protection over his flock. Marvel at tapestries like "Tapestry of Creation, " which intricately weaves together biblical narratives—its central detail capturing our imagination with vivid colors and intricate craftsmanship from the 12th century. Paris' La Sainte Chapelle enchants visitors with its ethereal stained glass windows depicting biblical stories—a sanctuary where believers find solace amidst bustling city life.