Conversion

The Most Noted Jewish Book In The World by Henry Einspruch
The Most Noted Jewish Book In The World by Henry Einspruch

“What is this book? Its Hebrew name is הברית ההדשה (Heb’rith Hechedasha) or the New Covenant. It is a collection of twenty-seven writings, biographic, historic, prophetic, and a number of personal letters. Its authors, with but one exception, were Jews; the Hero around whom the whole book centers, was a ‘Jew of Jews.’ Yet, notwithstanding this racial background, it has been regarded of such value as to warrant its translation into some 900 different languages and dialects, a thing that cannot be said of any other book.

6 Jun 2019

The Blight Of Asia. An Account Of The Systematic Extermination Of Christian Populations By Muslims And Of The Culpability Of Certain Great Powers. With A True Story Of The Burning Of Smyrna by George Horton
The Blight Of Asia. An Account Of The Systematic Extermination Of Christian Populations By Muslims And Of The Culpability Of Certain Great Powers. With A True Story Of The Burning Of Smyrna by George Horton

“The last act in the fearful drama of the extermination of Christianity in the Byzantine Empire was the burning of Smyrna by the troops of Mustapha Khemah. The murder of the Armenian race had been practically consummated during the years 1915-1916, and the prosperous and populous Greek colonies, with the exception of Smyrna itself, had been ferociously destroyed.

8 May 2019

To Rome and Back Again: The Story of Two Proselytes by John G. Morris
To Rome and Back Again: The Story of Two Proselytes by John G. Morris

More than twenty years ago, the substance of this book was published under another title, when it was highly recommended by many divines of our own and other churches. Judicious friends have advised me to prepare a new edition, and I have accordingly rewritten a large portion of it, added new characters, and transferred the whole scene of the story to this country. – John Gottlieb Morris

16 Aug 2018