This is Volume I of a two-volume work, "A Course of Lectures on the Scripture Types," published around 1841. The author, Joseph Samuel C. F. Frey (née Levy), was a prominent member of the Jewish community in New York City, known for his education and his affiliation with the London Society for Promoting Christianity Amongst the Jews. The book explores the use of types and symbols in biblical scripture from a Christian perspective.
Subject: London Society for Promoting Christianity Amongst the Jews
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Autograph letter written by Joseph Gibbs Barker to Frederick Chapman on February 7, 1828, in London, England. The letter discusses a request for financial assistance from Wolf Levi and the policies of the London Society for Promoting Christianity Amongst the Jews regarding such requests. Barker expresses concerns about the motives of those seeking aid from the Society.
This book, published circa 1817, examines the methods used by the London Society for Promoting Christianity Amongst the Jews to convert Jews. It includes the cases of Jacob Josephson and Nehemiah Solomon, providing detailed accounts of their alleged conversions and the tactics employed by the society. The book is critical of the Society's methods, raising questions of ethics and coercion in religious conversion.