The Jews: Their Past
Survey of Jewish history from Abraham through Egypt, Sinai, monarchy, exile and return, stressing God's covenant, prophetic purpose, and fulfillment in Christ.
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The Jews: Their Past
In Memoriam, Rev. Louis Meyer, D.D.
Biography of Rev. Louis Meyer (1862–1913), a German-born Jewish convert who became a Reformed Presbyterian minister, leading Jewish missionary, educator, editor, and statistician.
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German Jewish Missions from 1517 to 1800
Survey of German Jewish missions (1517–1800): Luther’s anti-Jewish writings contrasted with pietist and Moravian evangelistic efforts by Edzard, Spener, Zinzendorf, Lieberkuhn, Callenberg.
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A Christian Prince in Israel — Rev. Louis Meyer, D.D.
Biography of Rev. Louis Meyer, a German-Jewish convert who became a leading Hebrew missionary and Chicago Hebrew Mission field secretary, detailing his ministry, travels, and writings.
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Aaron Adolph Saphir, Author and Pastor
Argues the prophets' literal promise of the Davidic kingdom versus the church, and profiles Aaron Adolph Saphir—his conversion after Isaiah 53 and subsequent missionary ministry.
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Isaac de Costa: The Dutch Historian
Asserts the church's special duty to evangelize Israel and profiles Isaac de Costa's Jewish background, conversion to Christianity, and evangelistic leadership.
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Henry Aaron Stern, Traveler and Missionary
Biographical sketches of missionaries Alexander Patterson and Henry A. Stern, tracing Jewish evangelism, hardships, imprisonment, and missionary labors in Baghdad, Abyssinia, and beyond.
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Directory of Protestant Jewish Missionary Societies and Centers Throughout the World
Directory (1912) listing Protestant Jewish missionary societies worldwide: organizations, officers, locations, dates and publications. Arranged by continent and country.
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A Siberian Exile Converted
Reports on war and floods causing famine in China and disrupting missionary work. Also recounts the conversion and baptism of Elias Bressin, a Siberian Jew, and ensuing mission efforts.
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Jewish Immigrants in America
Reports on China's 1911 anti-Manchu revolution and a detailed study of Jewish immigration to the U.S.: origins, numbers, occupations, settlement in urban ghettos, and social needs.
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The Mariavites in Poland: A New Catholic Church Without Rome and Pope
November 1911 issue of The Missionary Review: reports on foreign missions, war's effects in Tripoli and Turkey, and the Mariavite reform movement in Poland.
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The Missionary Activity of Scandinavian Christians
Reports rising Christian awakenings in India and Asia, growth of native movements and Scandinavian missionary activity; recommends organized medical departments for missionary societies.
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The Eighth International Jewish Missionary Conference
Survey of youthful reform movements and a report on the 8th International Jewish Missionary Conference (Stockholm, 1911), addressing Jewish evangelism, obstacles, literature, and mission challenges.
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The Decay of Jewish Religious Life in New York
Urgent missionary appeal: Asian faiths are declining and Japan shows receptiveness to Christianity; New York's Jewish religious education is failing. Christians are called to act.
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Jewish Baptisms Again
1910 report presenting global Jewish population figures and rising Jewish baptisms. Warns many baptisms lack genuine conversion, urges strict instruction and notes Holy Land antiquities on display.
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The Solution of the Jewish Problem
Describes Yom Kippur customs and reviews books on Jewish missions, debating Jewish-Christian identity, conversion strategy, prophetic restoration, and stumbling-blocks to faith.
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The World Missionary Conference and Jewish Missions
Discusses Revelation's teaching on the rapture and reviews the 1910 World Missionary Conference—Jewish missions' representation, omissions, and fervent intercession.
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A Word in Regard to Jewish Baptism
Exposition of Ephesians 2: Jews and Gentiles alike in sin, salvation, and unity in Christ. Reports on Jewish baptisms and archaeological finds, including Nippur flood tablets.
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Objections to Jewish Missions Answered
Reports Laymen's Missionary Movement national campaign; Rev. Louis Meyer answers objections to missions to Jews, arguing Scripture requires preaching Christ to all nations and individuals.
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One Hundred Years of Missionary Work Among the Jews: The Centenary of the London Jews’ Society
Centennial history of the London Jews' Society (1809–1909), tracing its origins, founders (Frey, Lewis Way), internal conflicts, and global missionary expansion to Jewish communities.
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