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The Rabbi from Burbank

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Category:

Adult Learning & University

Quantity Available:

2 in stock

Condition:

Brand New

ISBN:

978-1575627298

Field of Study:

Theology

Format:

Paperback

Type:

Textbook

Topic:

Christianity, Religious Studies

Language:

English

Publication Year:

1986

Modification Description:

5.2 x 0.5 x 8.2 inches, 7.2 ounces

Country/Region of Manufacture:

United States

Title:

The Rabbi from Burbank

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ISBN

Publisher:

Kenneth Copeland Publications

Author:

Isidor Zwirn & Bob Owen

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Item number:

828047047

Item description

The Rabbi from Burbank, The is the story of the spiritual journey of Rabbi Isidor Zwirn who converted to Christianity. "This is frankly the best memoir I've ever read. Great for a Shabbat afternoon. Of similar length and reading level as Elie Wiesel's "Night", it instead tells a story of hope and redemption against all odds.I urge the publisher to reissue this book. R' Zwirn ztz"l's story is sadly little known, but it is of tremendous relevance to today's rising Torah b'Yeshua movement the world round. So inspirational." '