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Austin-Sparks, T. – Pioneers of the Heavenly Way

Pioneers of the Heavenly Way

Pioneers of the Heavenly Way
by T. Austin-Sparks

In this 8 chapter book Austin-Sparks (Deeper life) presents to us the heavenly way examining the lives of Abraham, Moses, Jordan, the way to God’s end, taking possession of the heavenly land, and the significance of the Levites in relation to heavenly fullness.

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Abrahams, I.– Chapters on Jewish Literature

Chapters on Jewish Literature

Jewish Literature
by Israel Abraham
(1899)

Israel Abrahams (1858-1925) was a leading British Jewish scholar. In 1902 Abrahams came to the United States to teach at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Chapters on Jewish Literature contains 25 short chapters on Jewish literature, opening with the fall of Jerusalem in 70 and ending with the death of Moses Mendelssohn in 1786.

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