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aries to the heathen , and are making exertions for the instruction and conversion
of Jews in other parts of the world , while to those in their own country no , them ,
no one offers them the Gospel . Brethren , these things'ought not so to be .
aries to the heathen , and are making exertions for the instruction and conversion
of Jews in other parts of the world , while to those in their own country no , them ,
no one offers them the Gospel . Brethren , these things'ought not so to be .
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From what we have seen of Jews , in America and in this country , we are sure
that whenever one of you shall spend a vacation in a city where there are Jews ,
he may very easily get acquainted with some of them . Should you engage ever
so ...
From what we have seen of Jews , in America and in this country , we are sure
that whenever one of you shall spend a vacation in a city where there are Jews ,
he may very easily get acquainted with some of them . Should you engage ever
so ...
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A subject , which I wish to propose with all due deference , is , that the Female
Jews Society of Boston and vicinity , should undertake the support of a
missionary in this country , whose main object shall be to labor among the Jews .
Should the ...
A subject , which I wish to propose with all due deference , is , that the Female
Jews Society of Boston and vicinity , should undertake the support of a
missionary in this country , whose main object shall be to labor among the Jews .
Should the ...
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I inquired , why the Jews did not pronounce that , as well as the other names of
God , but could get no intelligible answer , except ... but manifested no disposition
to consider the subject , and seemed strongly attached to all his Jewish ideas .
I inquired , why the Jews did not pronounce that , as well as the other names of
God , but could get no intelligible answer , except ... but manifested no disposition
to consider the subject , and seemed strongly attached to all his Jewish ideas .
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Mussulmans 10,000 -- Jews 6,000 - Greeks 2,000_Catholics 1,500 — Armenians
500_total 20,000 . “ The Jews themselves say , that they have only 600 families of
Sephartim , or Spanish Jews , and twentyfive families of Ashkenasim , or ...
Mussulmans 10,000 -- Jews 6,000 - Greeks 2,000_Catholics 1,500 — Armenians
500_total 20,000 . “ The Jews themselves say , that they have only 600 families of
Sephartim , or Spanish Jews , and twentyfive families of Ashkenasim , or ...
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| Title | Memoir of the Rev. Pliny Fisk, A.M.: Late Missionary to Palestine |
| Authors | Alvan Bond, Pliny Fisk |
| Publisher | Crocker and Brewster, 1828 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2014 |
| Length | 437 pages |
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