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Messianic Jewish Aliyah: The Significance and Challenge of Modern Israeli Immigration for the Messianic Jew

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2010-02-01

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Staff and Students of Avondale College may access Messianic Jewish Aliyah from the Avondale College Library (Call No. 289.9 B46).

Messianic Jewish Aliyah can be accessed from the publisher here.

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This book provides the reader with a candid review of the history and current status of the Messianic movement. The issues, the dreams and the devotion of the Messianic followers are portrayed and reported with passion, clarity and raw honesty. This work provides any student the insight needed to understand the precarious nature of this (and perhaps other) marginal religions in the world and what they go through in order to be able to express their convictions and practice their faith

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Betham-Lang, J. (2010). Messianic Jewish Aliyah: The significance and challenge of modern Israeli immigration for the Messianic Jew. Bloomington, IN: Xlibris.

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