Judaism And Its Traditions: The Conversion Of A Hebrew Rabbi (1919) - Tapa blanda

Reseña del editor

People have asked me many titnsc to tell them -of my conversion and the history of Judaism; and I have had so many applications for this, that I could not refuse any longer to write it. This is my first testimony in the five years that I have been in A merica. I do not mean in sending this testimony of my conversion into the world to convert, or to be honored by it. God forbid! I am sending this to the world because the world needs it. Christianity stands upon testimony, evidence; for Christ Jesus was a testimony, an evidence to the world, sent by His Father to the people. Paul was an evidence for Jesus when, on the way toD amascus, Christ spoke to him and sent him to become the first missionary for Christ. Every prophet was sent by God as an evidence and testimony to the people and kings. They passed through persecutions; they could not help it. It was God who sent them to go through all this trouble. God has never changed His way and order. His program must continue till the world will know all. The same God sent me in 1913, on the 16th day of December, from my Orthodox Hebrew Synagogue to preach the gospel of Christ. It was not I who went; it wasH e(C hrist) who sent me to do the will of His Father.
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