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MARTYRDOM OF ST. STEPHEN. St. Stephen stoned to death in Jerusalem, c35 A. D. Wood engraving, American, c1840

MARTYRDOM OF ST. STEPHEN. St. Stephen stoned to death in Jerusalem, c35 A. D. Wood engraving, American, c1840


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MARTYRDOM OF ST. STEPHEN. St. Stephen stoned to death in Jerusalem, c35 A. D. Wood engraving, American, c1840

MARTYRDOM OF ST. STEPHEN. St. Stephen stoned to death in Jerusalem, c35 A.D. Wood engraving, American, c1840

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Acts Of The Apostles Early Christian Early Christianity Jerusalem Jewish Kill Martyr Persecution Post Rock Saint Stephen Stone Stoning Sword Anti Christian


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This powerful wood engraving depicts the tragic event known as the Martyrdom of St. Stephen, which took place in Jerusalem around 35 A. D. The image captures the intense moment when St. Stephen, a devout Christian and one of the first deacons of the early Church, is stoned to death by a group of men. The scene is filled with tension and despair as rocks are hurled towards St. Stephen, who stands resolute in his faith despite facing imminent death. His saintly presence is emphasized by his long beard and serene expression amidst the chaos surrounding him. This depiction serves as a poignant reminder of the persecution faced by early Christians during this time period. The Jewish community, threatened by their growing influence and teachings, sought to suppress their movement through acts of violence such as stoning. The Martyrdom of St. Stephen holds great significance within Christian history as it symbolizes unwavering devotion to one's beliefs even in the face of extreme adversity. It also highlights how martyrdom became an integral part of early Christianity, inspiring countless followers to stand firm in their faith regardless of potential consequences. This wood engraving from 1840 showcases both artistic skill and historical accuracy while evoking deep emotions within viewers who contemplate upon this pivotal moment in religious history.

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