
THE DAY Christ Died
by JIM Bishop
"The Day Christ Died" by Jim Bishop, Harper & Brothers, 1957. Hardcover edition detailing the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Fair condition with a worn dust jacket. A valuable historical account for collectors of religious literature. No inscriptions or library markings.
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The book is in fair condition with a worn dust jacket that has visible tears and edge wear. The hardcover binding remains intact, ensuring the book's structural integrity. There are no inscriptions or library markings, preserving its original form.
About This Vintage 1957 Edition
"The Day Christ Died" by Jim Bishop, published by Harper & Brothers in 1957, is a historical account that delves into the events surrounding the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This hardcover edition provides a detailed narrative of Holy Week, offering insights into the historical and religious context of the time. Jim Bishop, known for his meticulous research and engaging writing style, presents a vivid portrayal of the last days of Christ. This edition is distinct for its original 1957 publication by Harper & Brothers in New York. While the book is not a first edition, it remains a significant piece for collectors of religious and historical literature. The dust jacket shows signs of age, with noticeable wear and tears, but the book itself is intact, making it a valuable addition for those interested in historical religious narratives.
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