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English: A seal of the Germantown congregation, used by various members on land transactions. Previously thought to be the personal seal of Alexander Mack because of the "A.M.," which more likely refers to "Abendmahl," the Brethren's Lord's Supper or Love Feast.[1] LicensingReferences:
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| Date | Mid-eighteenth century, the first known use being in 1753. |
| Source | Morgan Library Special Collections, Grace College and Seminary |
| Author | An adaptation of Jan Sommerfeld's illustration for the first printing of Jacob Boehme's works, edited by the Radical Pietist Georg Gichtel, and published in Amsterdam in 1682. |
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File usage
The following 27 pages use this file:
- Alexander Mack
- Brethren Church
- Charis Alliance
- Christoph Sauer
- Church of God (New Dunkers)
- Church of the Brethren
- Conrad Beissel
- Conservative Grace Brethren Churches, International
- Donald F. Durnbaugh
- Dunkard Brethren Church
- Ephrata Cloister
- John Kline (elder)
- Louis Bauman
- Old Brethren Church
- Old Brethren German Baptist
- Old German Baptist Brethren
- Old German Baptist Brethren, New Conference
- Old Order German Baptist Brethren
- Peter Nead
- Samuel Kinsey
- Schwarzenau Brethren
- Shantilal Bhagat
- Vernard Eller
- User:Koavf/Userboxes
- User:Koavf/Userboxes/Brethren
- Wikipedia:Userboxes/Religion/Christianity
- Template:Schwarzenau Brethren
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