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The Oriental Orthodox Church came i to existenxe in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of Umayyad Islam. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]].

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−	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in [[Orientalis]] in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the [[Tsabians]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.	+	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in [[Orientalis]] in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as the [[Paulicians]] of Europe and the [[Tsabians]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.

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−	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the [[Tsabians]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.	+	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in [[Orientalis]] in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the [[Tsabians]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.

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−	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the [[~~Sabians~~]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.	+	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the [[Tsabians]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.

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−	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the Sabians of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.	+	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the [[Sabians]] of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.

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−	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently as Paulicians and the Sabians of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.	+	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently for example as Paulicians and the Sabians of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.

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−	The Oriental Orthodox Church came ~~i to existenxe~~ in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of Umayyad Islam. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]].	+	The Oriental Orthodox Church came into existence in the 7th century CE in response to the rise of [[Umayyad Islam]]. It was formulated along Byzantine lines of Patriarchal organization using Byzantine Patriarchal Apostolic succession to which it called the [[Monophysite Noahides]] who were also being called to Umayyad Islam at that time. Relatively few Monophysite Noahides survived independently as Paulicians and the Sabians of the African Independent Churches while most became either Muslim or Oriental Orthodox Believers.