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The Halakhah : an encyclopaedia of the law of Judaism / by Jacob Neusner.
Neusner, Jacob, 1932-2016.Date: 2000- Books
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The true spiritual religion, or Delightful service of the Lord, with fear, solely due and acceptable unto the most holy and glorious God, as distinguished from idolatrous heathenism, legal Judaism, and lofty Pharisaism; in two discourses, on the address of Christ's ministers, to the enemies of His Kingdom. ... To which is added, a discourse upon the true and unfeigned repentance of Job ... By Lambertus De Ronde, Minister of the Protestant Dutch Church, at New-York. [One line of Scripture text]
De Ronde, Lambertus, 1720-1795.Date: 1767- Books
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Our blessed lord, Jesus of Nazareth, Proved to be the Christ, from The Literal Sense of the Prophecies in the Old Testament. In several letters to the Author of The Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Religion; And of The Scheme of Literal Prophecy consider'd. Letter I. Proving The Christian Religion not founded on Judaism, but on the Love of God to Man, as being the only Way to Everlasting Happiness, and established before the Creation. Judaism instituted only to manifest the Messiah, and now abrogated, as having answer'd the Purpose of its Institution.
Date: M.DCC.XXVIII. [1728]- Books
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Our blessed lord, Jesus of Nazareth, proved to be the Christ, from the literal sense of the prophecies in the Old Testament. In several letters to the author of The grounds and reasons of the Christian religion; And of The Scheme of Literal Prophecy consider'd. Letter I. Proving The Christian Religion not founded on Judaism, but on the Love of God to Man, as being the only Way to Everlasting Happiness, and established before the Creation. Judaism instituted only to manifest the Messiah, and now abrogated, as having answer'd the Purpose of its Institution.
Date: M.DCC.XXVIII. [1728]- Books
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The Kingdom of Israel restored by Christ, and Judaism subverted. The case of Abraham, in being commanded of God to offer up his son. The doctrine of sacrifices examined, and the cases of Abraham and Jephtha, particularly considered. In a letter from a gentleman in the country to his friend in London, occasioned by the act for the naturalization of the Jews, with some observations thereupon.
Date: 1753