Edut LeYisrael was a Christian Jewish journal edited by Theophilus Lucky and published both in the USA and Eastern Europe. It was one of the first Hebrew periodicals published in America.
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Edut LeYisrael was a Christian Jewish journal edited by Theophilus Lucky and published both in the USA and Eastern Europe. It was one of the first Hebrew periodicals published in America.
Edut_LeYisrael_Volume_2_(Hebre...
Edut LeYisrael was a Christian Jewish journal edited by Theophilus Lucky and published both in the USA and Eastern Europe. It was one of the first Hebrew periodicals published in America.
Edut_LeYisrael_Volume_3_(Hebre...
Edut LeYisrael was a Christian Jewish journal edited by Theophilus Lucky and published both in the USA and Eastern Europe. It was one of the first Hebrew periodicals published in America.
Edut_LeYisrael_Volume_4_(Hebre...
Edut LeYisrael was a Christian Jewish journal edited by Theophilus Lucky and published both in the USA and Eastern Europe. It was one of the first Hebrew periodicals published in America.
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The is the first and only issue of The Messianic Jew published in 1910 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Theophilus Lucky was one of the contributors.
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The Peculiar People was an English language Christian Jewish periodical that was co-edited by Theophilus Lucky and published in the USA.
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Abram (Bram) Poljak (1900–1963) was a Ukranian-born, Orthodox Jew. A musical prodigy, Poljak played violin for the Czar at the age of eight. As a young man, he moved to Germany and took work as a jour… Read more »
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The Rev. A. McCaul, was Rector of St. Magnus and Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament exegesis at Kings College in London. Though not Jewish himself, he had a great interest in Jewish literature and … Read more »
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Rabbi Daniel Zion was one of the chief rabbis of Sofia, Bulgaria during World War II and a Jewish believer. He was warned about the holocaust in a vision of the Master, and he helped save 800 Jews of … Read more »
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David Baron (1857 – 1926) was a Jewish believer, writer, missionary and co-founder of the Hebrew Christian Testimony to Israel missionary organization, in London. In addition to writing several books,… Read more »
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A Jewish believer from the 19th century.… Read more »
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Ezekiel Margoliouth (1815‒1894) hailed from the Polish part of Russia and was the son of the Chief Rabbi of Sulwalki. He was a prolific scholar and writer who came to faith while attending a rabbi… Read more »
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Franz Delitzsch (1813 - March 4, 1890) was a German Lutheran theologian and Hebraist who wrote many commentaries on books of the Bible, Jewish antiquities, biblical psychology, a history of Jewish poe… Read more »
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Jewish believer, Heinrich Christian Immanuel (Samuel) Frommann, wrote, printed, and published his own missionary literature, books, and commentaries in early eighteenth century Germany. He translated … Read more »
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In 1886 Franz Delitzsch established an institute for training missionaries to work among the Jewish people at Leipzig University in connection with the Lutheran mission to the Jews. The institute was … Read more »
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Isaac (Ignatz) Lichtenstein (1824 – Oct 16, 1909) was a Hungarian Orthodox rabbi who became a believer in Yeshua yet did not renounce Judaism nor his post as district rabbi. He wrote several pamphlets… Read more »
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Joachim Heinrich Biesenthal (Raphael Hirsch) (1800-1886) was known as the leading Jewish-Christian scholar of the mid-nineteenth century. He had extensive training in rabbinics and a thorough command … Read more »
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Joseph Immanuel Landsman (1869-1931) was a Polish born, Orthodox Jew who became a believer.… Read more »
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Paul Philip Levertoff (1878–1954) was born into an orthodox Jewish family with Chasidic ancestry in Orsha, Belarus. After graduating from the prestigious Volozhin Yeshiva in Lithuania, he became a bel… Read more »
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Yechiel Tzvi Lichtenstein was a late nineteenth century Jewish believer from a Chasidic background. While in Yeshiva, he became a disciple of Yeshua of Nazareth. He served at the Institutum Judaicum D… Read more »
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