Remnant Repository tag:vineofdavid.org,2009-05-31:/remnant_repository//3 2011-08-01T14:50:08Z Movable Type Pro 4.361 The History of Jewish Christianity tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.183 2011-08-01T14:42:27Z 2011-08-01T14:50:08Z The History of Jewish Christianity is Hugh J. Schonfield's classic work on the history of the Jewish believers in Yeshua from the first century through the early twentieth century. (Digitized by Archive.org)... Vine of David Team The History of Jewish Christianity is Hugh J. Schonfield's classic work on the history of the Jewish believers in Yeshua from the first century through the early twentieth century. (Digitized by Archive.org)

]]> Toldot Yeshua HaMashiach / The Life of Christ tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.161 2011-05-09T15:33:16Z 2011-05-09T16:08:34Z Toldot Yeshua HaMashiach / The Life of Christ: A Continuous Narrative in the Words of the Four Gospels According to the Hebrew Translation of Prof. Delitzsch; with References and a Systematic Index is Joseph Immanuel Landsman's harmony of the four... Vine of David Team Toldot Yeshua HaMashiach / The Life of Christ: A Continuous Narrative in the Words of the Four Gospels According to the Hebrew Translation of Prof. Delitzsch; with References and a Systematic Index is Joseph Immanuel Landsman's harmony of the four gospels using Franz Delitzsch's Hebrew New Testament. It was published in London in 1907 by the Hebrew Christian Testimony to Israel. (Digitized by Google)

]]> Rabbi David Kimchi's Commentary upon the Prophecies of Zechariah tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.160 2011-04-18T14:35:14Z 2011-04-18T14:52:48Z Rabbi David Kimchi's Commentary upon the Prophecies of Zechariah was translated from the Hebrew by the Rev. Alexander McCaul in 1836-1837. McCaul adds his own comments and focuses on the difference between New Testament and medieval Jewish interpretations of texts... Vine of David Team Rabbi David Kimchi's Commentary upon the Prophecies of Zechariah was translated from the Hebrew by the Rev. Alexander McCaul in 1836-1837. McCaul adds his own comments and focuses on the difference between New Testament and medieval Jewish interpretations of texts in Zechariah that relate to Messiah. (This VOD digital version is from the library of Jorge Quinonez.)

]]> Eine Kabbalistisch Weissagung aus dem Aramaischen ubersetzt tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.159 2011-04-12T15:30:15Z 2011-04-12T15:38:57Z "Eine Kabbalistisch Weissagung aus dem Aramaischen ubersetzt (A Kabbalistic Prophecy from the Aramaic Translated)" by Paul Philip Levertoff was an article originally appearing in the German periodical Saat auf Hoffnung 52 (1915): 181-184. (This VOD digital version is from the... Vine of David Team "Eine Kabbalistisch Weissagung aus dem Aramaischen ubersetzt (A Kabbalistic Prophecy from the Aramaic Translated)" by Paul Philip Levertoff was an article originally appearing in the German periodical Saat auf Hoffnung 52 (1915): 181-184. (This VOD digital version is from the library of Jorge Quinonez.)

]]> The Messianic Jew tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.158 2011-04-05T15:23:57Z 2011-06-18T08:22:58Z The is the first and only issue of The Messianic Jew published in 1910 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Theophilus Lucky was one of the contributors.... Vine of David Team The is the first and only issue of The Messianic Jew published in 1910 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Theophilus Lucky was one of the contributors.

]]> Viduyei Augustinus HaKadosh tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.157 2011-03-21T21:24:08Z 2011-03-21T21:37:04Z Viduyei Augustinus HaKadosh is Paul Levertoff's Hebrew translation of "The Confessions of St. Augustine." It was published in 1908. (Special thanks to Shalom Goldman and Jorge Quinonez.)... Vine of David Team Viduyei Augustinus HaKadosh is Paul Levertoff's Hebrew translation of "The Confessions of St. Augustine." It was published in 1908. (Special thanks to Shalom Goldman and Jorge Quinonez.)

]]> HaBesorah al pi Lukas Part 3 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.155 2011-03-16T01:51:20Z 2011-03-16T01:58:22Z HaBesorah al pi Lukas is Joachim Biesenthal's revision of Frommann's Hebrew commentary on Luke from 1735 (entitled "Evangelium Lucae"). Biesenthal finished the commentary as Frommann's originally ended with Luke 22:14. The commentary uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the... Vine of David Team HaBesorah al pi Lukas is Joachim Biesenthal's revision of Frommann's Hebrew commentary on Luke from 1735 (entitled "Evangelium Lucae"). Biesenthal finished the commentary as Frommann's originally ended with Luke 22:14. The commentary uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1869. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> HaBesorah al pi Lukas Part 2 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.154 2011-03-07T15:22:23Z 2011-03-07T15:37:15Z HaBesorah al pi Lukas is Joachim Biesenthal's revision of Frommann's Hebrew commentary on Luke from 1735 (entitled "Evangelium Lucae"). Biesenthal finished the commentary as Frommann's originally ended with Luke 22:14. The commentary uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the... Vine of David Team HaBesorah al pi Lukas is Joachim Biesenthal's revision of Frommann's Hebrew commentary on Luke from 1735 (entitled "Evangelium Lucae"). Biesenthal finished the commentary as Frommann's originally ended with Luke 22:14. The commentary uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1869. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> HaBesorah al pi Lukas Part 1 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.153 2011-02-28T19:30:58Z 2011-03-07T15:22:08Z HaBesorah al pi Lukas is Joachim Biesenthal's revision of Frommann's Hebrew commentary on Luke from 1735 (entitled "Evangelium Lucae"). Biesenthal finished the commentary as Frommann's originally ended with Luke 22:14. The commentary uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the... Vine of David Team HaBesorah al pi Lukas is Joachim Biesenthal's revision of Frommann's Hebrew commentary on Luke from 1735 (entitled "Evangelium Lucae"). Biesenthal finished the commentary as Frommann's originally ended with Luke 22:14. The commentary uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1869. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> Iggeret el Ha-Ivrim Part 2 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.149 2011-02-21T16:47:28Z 2011-02-24T10:07:33Z Iggeret el Ha-Ivrim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Hebrews along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Hebrews. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published... Vine of David Team Iggeret el Ha-Ivrim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Hebrews along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Hebrews. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1858. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> Iggeret el Ha-Ivrim Part 1 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.148 2011-02-14T17:27:34Z 2011-02-14T17:59:12Z Iggeret el Ha-Ivrim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Hebrews along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Hebrews. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published... Vine of David Team Iggeret el Ha-Ivrim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Hebrews along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Hebrews. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1858. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim Part 7 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.147 2011-02-07T17:40:09Z 2011-02-07T17:50:27Z Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published... Vine of David Team Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1867. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim Part 6 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.146 2011-01-31T17:34:43Z 2011-01-31T17:47:40Z Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published... Vine of David Team Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1867. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim Part 5 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.145 2011-01-24T19:25:45Z 2011-01-24T19:36:37Z Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published... Vine of David Team Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1867. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

]]> Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim Part 4 tag:vineofdavid.org,2011:/remnant_repository//3.144 2011-01-17T17:59:13Z 2011-01-17T18:05:26Z Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published... Vine of David Team Sefer Po'olei HaShelichim is Joachim Biesenthal's commentary on the book of Acts along with a Hebrew translation of the Greek text of Acts. Biesenthal uses rabbinic literature to help draw out the meaning of the text. It was originally published in 1867. (Special thanks to Keren Ahvah Meshihit [Jerusalem, Israel] for scanning this book and making it public.)

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