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Two of the early Apostles of Jesus, Thaddeus and Bartholomew, are said to have preached the gospel in this mountainous country already in the first century.
The Armenian Church Celebrates Its 1,700-Year Anniversary by Strickert, Fred / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
As the story is told in Acts, the apostles of Jesus fanned out to the same network of synagogues earlier generations had established as houses of prayer and houses of study, spread throughout Asia Minor, Greece, North Africa, and Italy, from Babylonia to Spain.
The conversion of the church by Tiede, David L. / Currents in Theology and Mission
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