The remarkable and wonderful conversion of a Jew, born in Poland, called Shalome ben Shalomoh, who was converted to the profession of the Christian religion, (which he himself declares was only in name, without and true and real change) in the countrey of Brandenburg, where that prince stood god-father for him when he was baptiz'd. : But now his real conversion at London, by Mr. Thomas Humphrey the instrument of his conversion: asserted by him, and two other members of the congregational churche there sat down, to confirm the truth thereof. Which is so wonderful and amazing, that all the divine attributes of God shine therein..
Humfrey, Thomas.
Shalome, Ben Shalomoh.
[Edinburgh] : London printed, and Edinburgh reprinted, by G. Jaffrey and J. Reid junior, and are to be sold be Alexander Henderson his shop in the Lucken Booths.,
1701..
Narrative is in the form of a dialogue between Shalome ben Shalomoh and Thomas Humfrey, with added citations from the Bible.
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Shalome, Ben Shalomoh
Christian converts from Judaism
Conversion
Jews