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9 September 1813 Forty-One Jewish Christians meet as Beni Avraham #otdimjh

9 September 1813 Forty-One Jewish Christians meet as Beni Avraham #otdimjh

“It was in London, in Palestine Place, for so many years an oasis for wandering Israelites, that the first exclusively Hebrew Christian Association was formed.

Original Members of the Beni Abraham

Here in the Jews’ Chapel on September 9, 1813. a group of forty-one Jewish Christians met together to constitute themselves an association called Beni Avraham, Children of Abraham, who undertook to…

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Joseph Frey resource page - work in progress

Hebrew Grammar 1813

http://ia600308.us.archive.org/31/items/shaarharishonell00freyrich/shaarharishonell00freyrich.pdf

Essays on Baptism 1829

http://archive.org/details/essaysonchrist00frey

The theological lectures of Rev. David Bogue, never before published, Volume 1 (Google eBook) http://books.google.co.uk/books/about/The_theological_lectures_of_Rev_David_Bo.html?id=ewFMAAAAYAAJ&redir_esc=y David Bogue, Joseph Samuel Christian Frederick Frey L. Colby, 1849 - Theology, Doctrinal - 806 pages

General search

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Benei Abraham and the Messianic Movement - Past, Present and Future -Outline

Who were the Beni Abraham and what is their significance for the Messianic movement of today and tomorrow?

Joseph Frey and CMJ

Palestine Place

The Beni Abraham of 1813

Details of their formation, constitution, membership, reception

Individual stories

                                               i.     Hannah Abraham

                                              ii.     David Borrenstein

                                            iii.     Phoebe Borrenstein[1]

                                            iv.     JSCF Frey

                                              v.     Hyam Burn Isaac

                                            vi.     Jacob Josephson

                                           vii.     Mrs. Jacob Josephson

                                         viii.     Moses Marcus (Junior)

                                           ix.     Matthew Swabey

Developments and consequences

Missiological relevance

Implications for today and tomorrow