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Review of The Religion and Worship of the Synagogue

1908 journal issue on Israel's role in redemption (Gen.3, Gen.12), messianic prophecy and the Messiah, Jewish migration, missionary work among Jews, and a review of synagogue worship studies.
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The American Jew

Survey of American Jewish history and rapid immigration (19th–20th c.), urban concentration, and growing influence in education, commerce, the press, and politics.
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Martin Luther and the Jews: A Statement of Facts

An appeal urging Jews to study Jesus—he was Jewish and foundational to Christian civilization. Also reviews Martin Luther's shift from hopeful outreach to harsh anti‑Jewish writings.
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In Memoriam of John Wilkinson

Biographical and missionary pieces: Rev. John Wilkinson and the Mildmay Mission's New Testament distribution among Jews, with remarks on Purim (Esther).
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Yiddish the Language of the Jews of Europe

Overview of Jewish Sabbath worship—Shachrith, Torah and Haftorah readings, Musaph—and an essay on Yiddish as the European Jewish dialect, with missionary news and notices.
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Protestant Missions to Jews: A Sketch

1906 Yearbook cataloguing Protestant missions to the Jews: historical sketch, conference papers and worldwide statistics outlining societies, centres, workers, schools, and publications.
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What Shall We Do with Our Jews?

Two essays: one explores Judah's character and place in Israel's promise. The other urges Christians to love and evangelize Jews, noting historic persecution and the hope of Rom. 11.
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Spain and the Jews

Overview of medieval Spanish Jewish history and Christian missions to Jews: debates, forced baptisms, persecution, and notable converts. Mentions Isaiah 53, Daniel 7 and Romans 15.
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The Year 1905 in Jewish Missions

Review of Jewish missions, Zionist Congress debates over Palestine vs. East Africa, Russian persecutions, Jewish unity in Germany, and hope for Jewish restoration (Rom.11; Acts13).
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Tracts and Books for Jews, Published in America

1905 catalogue by the Mildmay Mission listing Christian tracts and publications for Jewish readers—evangelistic resources, translations, and missionary aids for workers among Jews.
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Judaiasm

Missionary survey of Judaism's Orthodox and Reformed forms: Maimonides' 13 articles, Talmudic authority, rituals, Zionism, and perceived doctrinal weaknesses for evangelism.
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Review of The Jewish Encyclopedia

1905 Jewish Era issue: examines Jeremiah's prophecy about Judah, reviews Job and a converted Jewess's memoir, praises the Jewish Encyclopedia, and lists mission reports and donations.
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Protestant Missions to the Jews

Appendix from The Encyclopedia of Missions (1904) detailing Protestant missions to the Jews: worldwide societies, denominational affiliations, and statistics through March 1904.
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How Some Hebrews Have Found Christ

Profiles of Jewish conversions to Christianity and a plea for Christian compassion toward immigrants. Sketches show how Scripture study and personal witness led many to faith.
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The Religious Condition of the Jews

Explains Jewish feasts (leviticus 23) as types of Christ—Sabbath, Passover, firstfruits—and surveys worldwide Jewish sects and conditions (Orthodox, Reform, Karaites, Falashas).
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