Leipzig Missionswerk and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia #1 Teutonic Livonia, Russian civil war and poverty

2 Nov 2022 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Church and Fellowship, History, Language, Preaching, World | tagged 16° Century, 17° Century, 19° Century, All-Union Communist Party (of Bolsheviks), Baltic Finns, Berlin, Bohemia, Bolsheviks or Bolsheviki, Carl Paul, Communism, Communist Party, Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Communists, De-Russification, Denmark, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern shores of the Baltic, Estonia, Evangelical Lutheran Church of Russia, Famine in Russia (1921–1922), Finland, German Foreign Office, German Lutheran heritage, German–Soviet relations, Government of the Soviet Union, Grain confiscation(s), Grigory Zinoviev, Gustav Eriksson Vasa king of Sweden and Finland, Gustav Hilger, Hilfsaktion = help program, Holy Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church, Hungary, Ingria (hist. reg. N.W. Eu. Russia), Ingrian Finns, Ingrian language, Interwar period, Ivan the Terrible, Izhorian(s) - Ingrian(s) - Ingermans - Inkeri or Inkerinmaa people, John Morehead, Korenizatsiya = indigenisation, Latvia, Left Socialist Revolutionaries, Leipzig, Leipzig Missionswerk, Leon Trotsky, Lev Kamenev, Livonia - Līvõmō - Livland - Lijfland - Liwlandia (hist. reg. E. coast Baltic Sea - N. Europe), Lutheran Church, Lutheranism, Malnutrition, National delimitation, North Ingria, Northern Russia, Ober-prokuro = chief procurator, October Revolution, Pastorenhilfe = pastors help, Patriarchate of Moscow, Peter I emperor of Russia = Peter the Great, Poland, Protestant Reformation, Reformation, Russian Civil war, Russian Communist Party (of Bolsheviks), Russian domination, Russian Orthodox Church, Russian Social-Democratic Workers’ Party, Saint Petersburg Governorate - Leningrad Province - Government of Saint Petersburg, Scandinavia, Soviet Union, Soviets = Soviet people, Sweden, Teutonic Livonia, Theophil Meier, Tolerance, Transylvania, Treaty of Nystad (1721), Typhus, Ukraine, Ukrainian language, Vladimir Lenin | 3 Comments

Looking at what became the course of Lutheranism and the stand to religion in the Soviet Union

Hebrew Language #11 Hebrew Literature #8 The Qaraites or Karaites

23 Jun 2022 · by Guestspeaker | in Faith, History, Language, Public personalities, Theology | tagged 10° Century, 11° Century, 12° Century, 13° Century, 14° Century, 15° Century, 16° Century, 17° Century, 8° Century, 9° Century, Aaron (the elder) ben Joseph of Constantinople, Aaron (the younger) of Nicomedia = Aaron ben Elijah (Aharon son of Eliyahu) of Nicomedia, Abraham Firkovich = Abraham (Avraham) ben Samuel Firkovich, Abu Ḥanifa = Abū Ḥanīfa al-Nuʿmān ibn Thābit b. Zūṭā ibn Marzubān = Abu Hanifa, Abū’l-faraj Furqān = Abdul Faraj Furkan, Anan = Anan ben David, Ananites, Anti-rabbinic forms of Judaism, Anti-rabbinic reaction(s), Arthur Ernest Cowley, Atatürk's Reforms, Ḥanafī school of Abū Ḥanīfah, Babylonian Exile - Babylonian Captivity, Bakh-chisarai, Benjamin al-Nehawendi, Crimea, Crimean districts of Eupatoria, Crimean Peninsula, Crimean Tatar, Crimean Tatar(s), Daniel al-Qūmisī = Daniel al-Kumisi:, Era of the Geonim = Geonic period, Essenes, Eupatoria, Fall of the Ottoman Empire, Golden Horde, Halakhah (the Way) = totality of laws + ordinances regulating religious observances, Hebrew Literature, Hebrew liturgy, Isaac of Troki = Isaac ben Abraham of Troki, Islamic legal doctrine, Israel Abrahams, Jewish philologist(s), Jewish religious law, Jewish religious movement(s), Jewish theology, Kaba Türkçe = raw / Vulgar Turkish, Karaism = Karaite = Karaitism =Judaism, Karaite community, Karaite lore, Karaite religious movement, Kipchak language, Lithuania, Madhhabs = canonical schools of Islamic law, Mishnah (Mishna), Office of exilarch, Ottoman Turkish, Perso-Arabic script, Philosopher(s), Piyyutim = liturgical poems, Post-Ottoman era, Qaraite literature = Karaite literature, Qaraites = Karaites - qara scripturarii = Benē miqrā = children of the Text - followers of the Scripture, Rabbanite literature, Rabbanite(s), Religious philosophy, Republic of Turkey, Sadducees, Sefer ha-Mitzvot = Book of the Precept (by Anan ben David), Sevastopil = Sevastopol = Sebastopol (seaport city - Crimea - S. Ukraine), Solomon ben Yeruḥam, Solomon of Troki = Solomon ben Aaron Troki, Southern Russia, Tanzimât era, Tatar dialect, Tatar language, Ten Lost Tribes, Theodosia > Kaffa > Feodosiya = Feodosia = Theodosia (city - S. Ukraine), Tshufut-Kale = Jews’ Castle, Turkic languages, West London Synagogue of British Jews, Yefet ben ʽAlī= Yefet ben Ali, Yevpatoriya = Evpatoriya = Eupatoria (city - Crimea - S. Ukraine), Yūsuf al-Baṣīr= Yusuf al-Basir = Joseph ben Abraham = ha-Ro'eh = the Seer | 10 Comments

A look at Karaite Judaism (“Followers of the Bible”) which had its base in the Crimea in the Middle Ages, and looking at the influence of its teachers and writings on Christianity and Islam.

Hebrew Language #3 Among Christian scholars

7 Jun 2022 · by Guestspeaker | in Bible or Holy Scriptures, Bible Study, History, Language, Public personalities | tagged 15° Century, 17° Century, 18° Century, 19° Century, Agostino Giustiniani bishop of Nebbio, Arthur Ernest Cowley, Bomberg Bibles, Cardinal Ximenes = Francisco Jiménez de Cisneros, Christian scholar(s), Cologne obscurantists, Complutensian Polyglot Bible, Criticism, Elijah Levita = Elias Levita = Elia Levita, Emil Friedrich Kautzsch, Emil Rödiger, Felix Pratensis, François le Mercier, France, Genoa psalter (A. Giustiniani), Gesenius' Lexicon, Hebraist(s), Hebrew, Hebrew philology, Heinrich Friedrich Wilhelm Gesenius, Holland, Homilies of Aphraates, Italy., Jan Drusius, Jewish culture, Jewish learning, Jewish studies, Jewish tradition, Johann Reuchlin, Johannes Buxtorf the elder, Johannes Pfefferkorn, Ludovicus de Dieu = Louis de Dieu, Martin Luther, Massoretic text, Middle Ages, Nicolaus Lyranus = Nicolaus of Lyra = Nicholas of Lyra, Non-Jewish scholar(s), Obscurantism, Old Testament, Orthodox Jews, Orthodox Judaism, Paul Fagius, Printing-press, Rabbinic Judaism, Rabbinic learning, Raymundus Martini = Raymond Martini, Rudimenta Hebraica (J. Reuchlin), Santes Pagninus of Lucca = Sante Pagnini = Santi Pagnin, Sebastian Münster, Spain, Vatablus = François Vatable | 18 Comments

Looking at the Hebraists in the Greek and Latin Church up to the 19th cnetury.

Isaac Watts born on the 17th of July 1674

17 Jul 2020 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Public personalities | tagged 17° Century, 18° Century, English hymn-writers, Hymns, Isaac Watts, Nonconformity, Psalm singing, Spiritual Songs, Thomas Abney, Unitarianism, Unitarianist(s) | Leave a comment

Born in Southampton, England on this day July 17, 1674, Isaac Watts was educated at the local grammar school, where his unusual abilities induced a local benefactor to offer him a university education. He fell under conviction in 1688 and learned to trust Christ in a personal way a year later. No doubt his father’s […]

Sabbatai Zevi (Jewish Convert To Islam)

9 Apr 2017 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged 17° Century, Aaron Lapapa, Abraham Yachini, Adrianople (Hadrianopolis), Asceticism, Cairo, Chaim Benveniste, Cherem or Herem (ecclesiastical censure), Chmielnicki massacres (Khmelnytsky Uprising), Constantinople, Dönmeh (converts), Dionysius Benjamin Musaphia, Ein Sof (One Without End), England, Germany, Hayyim Benveniste or Chaim Benveniste, Henry Oldenburg, Isaac Aboab da Fonseca = Isaak Aboab Foonsec, Isaac Luria, Islam, Italy., Joseph Escapa, Kabbalah, Kabbalists, Land of Israel, Levantine trade, Mahmed or Effendi, Manasseh ben Israel, Manoel Dias Soeiro (Menasheh ben Yossef ben Yisrael), Messiahship, Messianic Jews, Messianic time, Millenarianism, Moses Galante, Moses HaCohen Isaac Silveyra, Moses Pinheiro, Moses Raphael de Aguilar, Moses Zacuto, Nathan of Gaza (Nathan Benjamin ben Elisha HaLevi Ghazzati), Nehemiah ha-Kohen, Netherlands, R. Moses Pinheiro, Raphael Joseph Halabi of Aleppo, Romaniotes, Sabbatai Zevi (Sabbatai Zebi or Sabbatai Zevi), Sabbateanism, Sabbateans, Salonica, Samuel Primo, Sephardi Jews, Sultan Mehmed IV, Tetragrammaton | 5 Comments

In continuation looking at the Messianic Jews movement, today we give our ear to “News That Isn’t In The Lamestream Media” a blog that wants to be a way to inform the world of current calamities around us. Often to understand the present we must look at the past. From an African American male living […]

Converso Involvement in the Sabbatai Zevi Movement

8 Apr 2017 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged 17° Century, Aaron Halevi i.e. Antonio de Montezinos, Abraham Baruch, Abraham Leon, Abraham Miguel Cardoso, Abraham Pereira, Abraham Pereyra of Amsterdam, Adrianople (Hadrianopolis), Alvar Gonzalez, Amsterdam, Anti-nomianism, Antinomian doctrines, Baruch Ben Gershon of Arezzo, Centers of Jewish learning, Christian messianism, Christian millenarians, Conversos, Crypto-Jews, Daniel de Sylva, Gershom Scholem, Gideon Abudiente, Hebron, Hesed le-Abraham, Isaac Abravanel (Isaac ben Judah Abarban), Isaac Moron, Istanbul, Jacob Pena, Jacob Sasportas, Juan Bejarano-Gutierrez, Levant, Livorno, Manoel Dias Soeiro (Menasheh ben Yossef ben Yisrael), Messianic Jews, Mordecai Jessurun, Moses HaCohen Isaac Silveyra, Moses Pinheiro, Nehemiah Cohen, Ottoman Empire, Portuguese Marranism or Marrano, R. Moses Pinheiro, Rabbi Samson Pesah of Ostropol, Romaniote Jews, Sabbatai Zevi (Sabbatai Zebi or Sabbatai Zevi), Sabbatean nihilistic doctrines, Sabbateanism, Sabbateans, Salonika, Smyran Marranos, Smyrna, Venice | 7 Comments

Originally posted on B'nei Anusim Center for Education:
By Rabbi Juan Bejarano-Gutierrez The rise of Sabbatai Zevi and his messianic movement greatly impacted communities comprised of former Conversos. In 1666 for example, many of the members of the community in Amsterdam succumbed to the predominant enthusiasm as did those in Hamburg. Prayers had even…

The Sabbatean Prophets

8 Apr 2017 · by Guestspeaker | in Church and Fellowship, History, Thoughts of others & Reblogs | tagged 16° Century, 17° Century, Adam Qadmon (1° ontological man), Conversos, Davidic messiah, English Civil War, Esoteric Jewish mysticism, Juan Bejarano-Gutierrez, Lurianic Kabbala, Matt Goldish, Messianic Jews, Messianic Judaism, Messianic movement, Nathan of Gaza (Nathan Benjamin ben Elisha HaLevi Ghazzati), Sabbatean Prophets, Shabbatai Zevi (Sjabtaj Tzwi), The Sabbatean Prophets (by Matt Goldish) | 8 Comments

Originally posted on B'nei Anusim Center for Education:
B”H Traveling on business can be difficult but one benefit is that it gives me the opportunity to read. I started reading The Sabbatean Prophets by Matt Goldish and so far it has been a fascinating read. Studies on Shabbatai Zevi have focused on the events…

Written and translated by different men over thousands of years

13 Sep 2016 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible or Holy Scriptures, God (English articles), Jesus Christ | tagged 15° Century, 16° Century, 17° Century, 20° Century, 4° Century, 4° Century BCE, 8° Century BCE, American Standard Version (ASV), Amplified Bible, Apocalyptic letter of John, Aramaic language, Authorised Version (AV), Bible Translation, Bible translations, Biblical names, Bishops' Bible, Book of revelation, Caspar Creuziger, Christian liturgy, Christian theology, Christological interpretations, Deity of Jesus, Dynamic equivalence translation, Formal correspondence translation, General epistles, Georg Rörer, God's Word, Gospel message, Gospels, Greek language, Hail Zeus, Hans Lufft, Hebrew language, Hellenistic period, Holy Trinity, Issou, Jesus, Jewish Publication Society Bible translation (JPS), Johann Cochlaeus, Johannes Bugenhagen, Johannes Gutenberg, John Ankerberg, Judeo-Aramaic, Judeo-Aramaic language, Justus Jonas, Kethuvim Aleph (1° or Hebrew writings), King James Bible, King James Bible (KJV), Literal translation, Lord, Luther Bible, Martin Luther, Masoretic Text, Matthäus Aurogallus, Messianic prophecies, Miles (Myles) Coverdale, Name of God, Nevim (Prophets), New Living Translation (NLT), Old Testament, Paraphrastic translation, Pauline letters, Philipp Melanchthon, Prophecies, Reims-Douai Bible, Roman Greek culture, Sacred writings, Sent one from God, Son of God, Tanakh, Tetragrammaton, The Living Bible, The Lockman Foundation, The Message (Bible translation), The Word (Bible translation), Torah, Tree of Life Bible, Trinity, University of Wittenberg, Vernacular Bibles, William Tyndale, Word of God, Yiddish language, Zondervan | 94 Comments

Today there are still people in english speaking countries who claim the King James Bible to be the only true Bible. They do seem to forget that God did not require everybody to be able to speak and read English fluently. They also seem to forget that the original language God had chosen was Hebrew […]

Looking at notes of Samuel Ward and previous Bible translation efforts in English

8 Sep 2016 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Archaeology, Bible or Holy Scriptures, History, News and Politics | tagged 14° Century, 17° Century, 7° Century, Apocrypha, Archbishop of Canterbury, Authorised Version (AV), Bible Translation, Bible translations, Bishops' Bible, Caedmon Bible Paraphrases, Church of England, Court of High Commission, Coverdale bible, David Norton, Douai Bible, Elizabethan Age, Episcopacy, Geneva Bible, Gordon Campbell, Great Bible, Great Bible - Parker revision, Hampton Court Conference, James I of England, Jeffrey Alan Miller, John Whitgift, John Wycliffe, King James Bible (KJV), Lollards, Lollardy, Myles Coverdale, New Testament, Privy Council, Puritans, Reformation, Reims-Douai Bible, Rheims Bible, Samuel Ward, Second Cambridge Company, Table Alphabeticall, The King James Bible: The Scholarly Context, Thomas Cromwell, Tyndale Bible, University of Cambridge, University of Cambridge Archive, University of Oxford, Vulgate, William Tyndale, Worms Bible | 15 Comments

Al over the world bible scholars are looking for treasures in the archives concerning religious events. An American scholar came all the way down to Great Britain to find what many hot see at the archive at the University of Cambridge. In an unassuming notebook, which dates from 1604 to 1608, Jeffrey Alan Miller, an assistant professor […]

Worlds Apart

4 May 2016 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Announcement, History | tagged 17° Century, Colin J. Edwards, Congregational Puritans, Jogn Tilly, Newfoundland, Ringwood, Tilly family of Ringwood, Tilly Whim mine, Worlds Apart (book by C.Edwards) | 2 Comments

Our brother and retired teacher, lecturer in Biblical and Religious matters, Colin J. Edwards has written a book about the 17 th Century Tilly family of Ringwood, Hampshire in Southern England who were Congregational Puritans. He looks to what happened if you had a conscience and didn’t agree with the prevailing view of religion and […]

Approachers of ideas around gods, philosophers and theologians

12 Aug 2015 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible or Holy Scriptures, Bible Reading, Bible Study, Faith, God (English articles), Man, Preaching | tagged 17° Century, 18° Century, a god, Accuracy, Alexander Pruss, Almighty God, Alter ego, Alvin Plantinga, Arguments, Authenticity, Battles, Bible, Called by God, Calling, Catholic Church, Christian community, Christianity, Church, Church community, Creation, Creator God, Crusade, David Hume, Deity, Denomination, Divinity, Doctrines, Emanuel Rutten, False gods, Finding God, Freedom of religion, Freedom of speech, God of Christians, God of gods, God of Jews, God of Muslims, God's men, God's Word, God’s existence, Gods, Heretic, Immanuel Kant, Imposing faith on others, In Allah's name, Infallible Word of God, Inner voice, Inquisition, Jeroen de Ridder, Knowledge, Living together, Logical reasoning, Maarten Keulemans, Making concessions, Pastor, Philosopher(s), Philosophical books, Philosophical sub-disciplines, Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Political philosophy, Pope, Priest, Relationship with God, Respecting each-other, Richard Swinburne, Robert Koons, Science, Teachings of men, Theologian, Theological books, Theologist, Theology, to go to Battle, to See God, Understanding the Bible, Using Christ's name, Using God's Name, War, Word of God | 30 Comments

Many find because a deity can not scientifically proven there is therefore no deity existing. However, they do not ask themselves what scientific rules should be applied and of which or where the authenticity or accuracy of this knowledge can come from. Many things that were once seen as scientifically valid are disrupted by the […]

To remove the whitewash of the Jehovah Witnesses as being the only true Bible Students and Bible Researchers

2 Mar 2015 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Bible or Holy Scriptures, Bible Reading, Bible Study, Church and Fellowship, Faith, History, Jesus Christ, Preaching | tagged 16° Century, 17° Century, 18° Century, 19° Century, Anabaptists, Anglican Catholics, Apostles against Sectarianism, Authority over Christians, Back to the Bible Way, Baptists, Belgium, Believer's baptism, Bible Researchers, Bible Students, Bible Students Association, Book of books, Brethren, Brethren in Christ, Brothers, Brothers in Christ, Brűder in Christo, Catholic Church, Charles Taze Russell, Church of Christ, Church of God, Church of the First Born, Church of the Firstborns, Communities, Community, Community under Christ, Congregation, Cornerstone Christ Jesus, Credobaptism, David Joris, Doctrine of truth, Doopgesinden, Dutch Anabaptists, Ecclesiae, Elias Smith, England, English Unitarianism, Eternal destruction, Europe, Faithful servant, First Christians, Followers of Christ, God's Word, Good and faithful servant, Gospel Age, Gospel Faith, Gospel Truth, Governing body, Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses, Greek Catholics, Harmony, Holland, Human organisation, Inspirationists, International Bible Students Association (IBSA), Jehovah's Witnesses, Jehovah’s visible organization, John Biddle, John Thomas, Joint-heirs with Jesus Christ, Joseph Franklin Rutherford, Leadership, Livng in this world, Low Countries, Main churches, Mediator between man and God, Meeting of believers, Melchior Hoffman, Mennists, Menno Simons, Mennonists, Mennonites, Methodists, Millennial kingdom, Netherlands, Organisation, Organisation of God, Pennsylvania Dutch, Pope, Preaching, Presbyterians, Ransom for all, Reason on Scripture, Reformer(s), Regulations, Roman Catholic Church, Roman Catholics, Rudolph Martin, Rulership, Service organization, Sisters, Sisters in Christ, Swiss Brethren, Switzerland, Taufgesinnten, the Plain People, the Watchtower, Trinity, True Church of Christ, Truth, Unitarianism, United under Christ, Unity, Waldensians (Waldenses), Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania, Watchtower reasoning, Wiedertaufer, Witness, Witnessing, Worship services, Yoke of bondage | 24 Comments

To be recognised witnessing people When we go out on the streets often people take us to be Jehovah Witnesses. This probably because they find us openly talking about the Name of God and Witnessing not only about Jehovah but also about His Word, using like the JW’s the Bible, which we consider the infallible […]

Archaeology and the Bible researcher 2/4

10 Dec 2012 · by Bijbelvorsers | in Archaeology, History | tagged 15° Century, 16° Century, 17° Century, 18° Century, 19° Century, Adrian Reland, Ancient monuments, Ancient Times, Antonio Bosio, Archaeology, Bible Researcher, Biblical Archaeology, Christianity, Civilization, Edward Robinson, Egypt, Giovanni Battista de Rossi, Gospel of Thomas, Jean-François Champollion, New Testament, Palestine, Renaissance, renaissance humanists, Rosetta stone, William Foxwell Albright | 15 Comments

Renaissance From early as the 15th century researchers stood up to dig into the soil to mean study the material remains of man’s past. The Renaissance Humanists looked back upon the glories of Greece and Rome. Popes, cardinals, and noblemen in Italy in the 16th century began to collect antiquities and to sponsor excavations to […]

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