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Seraphim kept extensive journals during his 70 years at Mar Saba. Seraphim thought the discovery was authentic and was there in 1958 when Morton Smith was going through the catalog. No one has ever gone through Seraphim's journals before 1958, during 1958 - 1960 AND for 1976.

Don't see any broad mentioned: But when the fulness of time was come, God sent forth His Son"138 ----the God, of course, who is the Lord of that very succession of times which constitutes an age; who also ordained, as "signs" of time, suns and moons and constellations and stars; who f...

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He clearly told Seraphim what he discovered the day he discovered it. "Old friend." You would share your discovery with an old friend. He mentions him again on page 30 but I can't read what he says. Is it worth buying again for $16? No one has this book? UPDATE. It's a photo taken by Morto...

In a snipit view from Google Books I see Seraphim was peripherally involved with Smith while he ordered books: "Never revisit a place that fascinated you when you were young - you discover not only its changes, but your own. Much at Jerusalem, of course, was the same. Father Kyriakos was genial...

I would assume so. Does anyone have a copy of Smith's the Secret Gospel? He must mention Seraphim there.

They will imagine whatever makes Smith guilty. BTW Biblical Archaeological Review report on Secret Mark is DOA. https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/biblical-topics/bible-interpretation/agamemnon-tselikas-handwriting-analysis-report/ From Smith and Landau's book: And so he began his survey of t...

I've asked a number of people what's the connection between Seraphim and Smith. Where is the documentation? This is the letter where Smith and Landau have determined that the monastery regarded the text as authentic: https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh3V88JvUlHYOqPK0EAfpM3-h...

Not directly. They brought the books out to him.

But not just that it was regarded as authentic. Seraphim was there when Smith discovered the text. How did Smith and Landau know that Smith knew Seraphim? He must have been the one getting the books. I bet.