This fascinating periodical documents the efforts of the International Society for the Evangelization of the Jews to share the message of Christianity with the Jewish community. A precursor to the modern-day Messianic movement, the Society sought to bridge the gap between Christian and Jewish traditions, emphasizing the commonalities between the two faiths while also recognizing their distinctiveness. The Herald is an invaluable resource for historians and scholars of interfaith dialogue, offering unique insights into the complex history of Christian-Jewish relations.

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