James, the Ransomed Boy of Zippori by Petra van der Zande ICEJ uncovers points of similarity between

uncovers points of similarity between Christianity and Chassidism and draws attention to the peculiarities that set Chassidism apart from rabbinical Judaism

The Man with the Measuring Line (Zech

attentive to both Jewish and Christian tradition

of every section of all 20 books from beginning to end

signifying the suffering and sacrifice that Jesus would ultimately endure

James, the Ransomed Boy of Zippori by Petra van der Zande ICEJ uncovers points of similarity betweenMore than two thousand years ago, the Land of Israel is part of the Roman Empire. Palestine, the Romans call their Syrian province. During this time, the city of Sepphoris is the most important city of the Galilee. The Jewish population however prefer to call it Zippori. In C. E. 25, James from Zippori is sold as a slave because his father cannot pay the yearly Roman taxes. will the 12 year old boy ever see his hometown again? Or his friend Yeshua,