How a Jew Found Jesus Added t.p. has subtitle: A narrative of the conversion from the darkness of Judaism to the light and liberty of the Gospel of Christ, of Louis Jacob Ehrlich.

Published by Arlington Printing, Texas, 1909

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Seller: Schoen Books, South Deerfield, MA, U.S.A.Schoen Books

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OCLC Number: 57655379 Location:602 93 pp. Born in Shehem came to Baltimore in 1830 father was a Rabbi, had many sundry odd jobs till he found Jesus, gave talks to the multitudes about his conversion 602.

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Title
How a Jew Found Jesus Added t.p. has subtitle: A narrative of the conversion from the darkness of Judaism to the light and liberty of the Gospel of Christ, of Louis Jacob Ehrlich.
Author
Ehrlich Louis Jacob
Publisher
Arlington Printing, Texas
Publication year
1909
Condition
Good
Printing
Third Edition

Schoen Books

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Schoen Books is housed in a firehouse built by the WPA in the 1930's. We are located in Western Massachusetts near Amherst College and Smith College and the National Yiddish Book Center. We are very close to Historic Deerfield and the main store of Yankee Candle.Next door is the Deerfield Arts Bank run by my wife Jane Trigere. see www.deerfieldartsbank.com We house 25,000 titles on the ground floor where the trucks used to be and our family lives upstairs 'over the shop.' We welcome visitors, but call ahead. Closed Saturdays.

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