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Meshumed
Traitor! Turncoat! How could you do such a thing? How could you join the enemy?MESHUMED! contains the dynamic stories of Orthodox Jews who accepted the Messiah. Persecution followed each conversion. Vicious words like those above were hurled at the new believers. They were ostracized by their families. Men were forced to flee for their lives, children were beaten, and wives were torn from their husbands. To be a follower of the Messiah cost something.Amidst the heartbreak and anguish of separation from family and friends, the vibrant faith of these Hebrew Christians radiated the love of Jesus. Read about their lives, be challenged by their perseverance, and be inspired to become a follower of Jesus - at any cost.
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First published January 1, 1979
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November 5, 2016
Does is seem God was silent through the horrors of the Holocaust? Was there no one who had an eternal hope to comfort them in the through it? No! God had given His life and still offered the freedom it bought everyone.
This is an amazing collection of testimonies of Jews who came to Christ either during or before the Holocaust. They are short. There are nine stories in 147 pages. Each one, though, is so powerful. Such as the one about the man saved while on the brink of suicide, or the Jew who gave the Gospel to the Gestapo. Not all are as dramatic as those. Many are the trials of families split, poverty, and disappointment, but they are all filled with the victory of lives lived for Christ.
For a group of short biographies, it is very well written. Each is interesting. The author gives enough detail to give a fairly clear picture but is concise enough you don’t get distracted from the main point.
This is an amazing collection of testimonies of Jews who came to Christ either during or before the Holocaust. They are short. There are nine stories in 147 pages. Each one, though, is so powerful. Such as the one about the man saved while on the brink of suicide, or the Jew who gave the Gospel to the Gestapo. Not all are as dramatic as those. Many are the trials of families split, poverty, and disappointment, but they are all filled with the victory of lives lived for Christ.
For a group of short biographies, it is very well written. Each is interesting. The author gives enough detail to give a fairly clear picture but is concise enough you don’t get distracted from the main point.
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