This book contains a lecture on biblical interpretation delivered by H. M. Bien in Chicago, Illinois on April 27, 1879. The lecture likely discusses methods and approaches to understanding and interpreting the Bible, potentially focusing on specific theological or hermeneutical perspectives prevalent in the late 19th century.
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Invitation to a lecture titled "Jews and the Crusades" delivered by Dana Carleton Munro at the Mikveh Israel Association in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 16, 1901. The invitation is a printed broadside.
Invitation and ticket to a lecture by Isaac Leeser titled "On the past History and Future Prospects of Israel," held at Sansom Street Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on May 12, 1858. The invitation, printed on thin blue paper, includes details about the lecture time (8:00 PM) and ticket price (50 cents), with instructions to purchase tickets from D. H. Solis at 622 Arch Street. A separate ticket is printed on green stock.
Invitation to a lecture on "Jews and the Crusades" by Professor Dana Munro, followed by the presentation of a painting to the Mikveh Israel Association by Meyer Danzig in honor of Dr. Sabato Morais. Held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 16, 1902.
Stampless letter sent from George Barstows in Portsmouth, New Hampshire to N. Moses in Amherst, Massachusetts, on October 18, 1844, accepting a speaking engagement. The letter is housed in the University of Pennsylvania Library's collection of Judaica Americana.
This 15-page book is a lecture delivered by Rabbi H.M. Bien at Haverly's Theater in Chicago on April 27, 1879. It serves as a defense of the Bible against the criticisms presented in Colonel Robert Ingersoll's works, "Mistakes of Moses" and "Skulls."
This pamphlet contains two lectures on Judaism delivered by J.R. Brandon in May 1879 before the Young Men's Hebrew Association (YMHA) in San Francisco. Published by M. Weiss in 1881, the lectures address common misconceptions and critiques of Judaism, offering a rebuttal and clarification of Jewish beliefs and practices. The pamphlet is a first edition, originally bound in printed wrappers.