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Instruments of Music in the Old Testament — A Study

1904 issue of The Christian Nation: a weekly Christian digest with world and church news, a Scottish Free Church property decision, Presbyterian Alliance reports, and articles on archaeology and OT music.
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Lewis Henry Salin

Argues the Transfiguration confirms prophetic Scripture, then recounts Lewis H. Salin's conversion from Judaism to committed Christian faith.
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Samuel Weyler

From The Jewish Era (Apr 1904): a sketch of Jewish endurance through history and a biographical account of Samuel Weyler—his conversion from Judaism, ministry, and early death.
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Daniel Landsmann

Biography of Daniel Landsmann, a Jewish tailor who converted amid persecution and served in Jewish missions (Constantinople, New York), enduring hardship for his faith.
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Encouragements in Missionary Work Among the Jews

Argues for the value of evangelical mysticism and surveys encouragements in Jewish missions: increased accessibility, rising Christian interest, and the growth of the Hebrew‑Christian movement.
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Zionism

Report on the rise of Zionism and successive Zionist congresses (Basle et al.), Jewish longing for return to Palestine, and Christian missionary concern for Jewish conversion.
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Bishop S.I.J. Schereschewsky

Looks at imprecatory Psalms in a millennial/messianic key. Also profiles Bishop S.I.J. Schereschewsky, a Hebrew‑Christian missionary who translated the Bible into Mandarin.
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Hebrew Christian Brotherhood in America

An appeal to pray for Israel's salvation: Rev. Ernest A. Bell insists God Himself asks intercession for Israel, cites Jeremiah, and reports on Hebrew Christian mission activity.
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Victor Herschell

Urges Christians to pray for Israel's salvation because God asks intercession; includes a biography of Victor Herschell, a Jewish convert and missionary martyred in 1865.
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John Leopold Lichtenstein

Biography of Leopold Lichtenstein, a Jewish rabbi who converted to Christ and served as a missionary to Jews. Followed by W.E. Blackstone's defense of a pre-tribulation rapture.
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A Visit to the Jewish Quarter of New York City

A Week of Prayer schedule with daily praises and petitions for church unity, missions, youth, rulers, and ministry. Includes a visit to NYC's Jewish quarter describing Yom Kippur kaporoth rites.
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Protestant Missions to the Jews

Sketch of Yucatán—its Maya ruins, geography and water systems—and a detailed global survey of Protestant missions to the Jews, listing societies, stations and statistics.
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Isidor Loewenthal: A Biographical Sketch

A call to ten days' prayer for the evangelization of Jews, reporting Jewish population shifts and missionary opportunities, with biographies of missionaries Isidor Loewenthal and Dr. Conrad Schick.
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The Obligation of Christians to the Jews

Urgent plea for Christians to evangelize Jews worldwide—arguing a special obligation because Jews gave Scripture, endured persecution, and are destined for prophetic restoration.
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Jewish Missions at the Close of the 19th Century

Survey of Jewish missionary work at the turn of the 20th century: history of societies, methods, obstacles, need for well-trained workers and cooperation; fields "white to harvest."
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By the Way: Off to College

Describes the Joint Committee's push for Black inclusion in New Deal recovery, domestic-service reforms and labor cooperation, the NAACP‑DuBois segregation debate, and youth struggles.
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