The Life Of Rabbi Duncan

by David Brown

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Genres: Biography

515 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

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[Vaclav · Rating 4 out of 5]

another Scots! i don't know, but i find the period in 1800s to be one of the most richest in clear biblical and Christ centered theology on the history of the church. i could be wrong...but i have read so many bios on these theologians, pastors and missionaries from that period of time, and come away immensely blessed and inspired by their lives! Rabbi Duncan wasn't a rabbi, it was only a nick name for his ministry to the Jews in Easter Europe! himself a sincere doubter, came around to trust fully in Christ as his only hope of salvation!