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The Seventh-day Adventist Bible Students’ Source Book is the successor to the Source Book for Bible Students published in 1919 and revised in 1922. Like its predecessor, this Source Book includes only material by authors who are not Seventh-day Adventists. The object of the collection is to provide background information and documentation from primary and secondary sources on various subjects...

of the “Eternal City,” Rome, should enhance the Rome, the position of the Bishop of Rome. It was Leo, called the Great, bishop of Rome, 440–461, who envisaging an ecclesiastical monarchy, made the first claims for the supremacy of the Roman see and became the first real Pope… [p. 5] In the year 590 Gregory the Great came to the papal chair. His vigorous reforms and energetic politics put the church into first place in Italy and the West. His credulity in respect of miracles and his veneration of
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