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Commenting on what happens to copts in Egypt

Tharwat Mortada

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Tuesday ,12 April 2011

Commenting on what happens to copts in Egypt

Commenting on what happens to copts in Egypt
The police says to the one who carry the injured coptic : leave him to fall down and come to sign reconcile report .

Tharwat Mortada

Tharwat Mortada

Pope Shenouda Article

Pope Shenouda III

Jacob the Patriarch (6)

Pope Shenouda III

Jacob met his cousin Rachel by the well where the shepherds watered their sheep. As there was a large stone on the well's mouth, they used to wait until they all gather and roll the stone away. When Jacob saw Rachel the daughter of his uncle, he went near and rolled the stone from the well's mouth, and watered the flock of Laban his uncle (Gen 29: 3, 10).