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Shortcut: WS:MESSIANIC This WikiProject exists to create a place for the purpose of coordination in the goal of preservation of Public Domain Messianic-Jewish and Hebrew-Christian writings; and other writings of value to the movement. And, to apply the Open-Source model to the translations of texts into English or other target languages. Page images used by this project are archived at Wikimedia Commons under the category Wikisource Salvation of Israel Project Scans.

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Here are some tasks you can do: Cleanup: The Ancient Scriptures and the Modern Jew by David Baron The Visions and Prophecies of Zechariah by David Baron Israel's Inalienable Possesions - The Gifts and the Calling of God Which are Without Repentance by David Baron Other: Scan Some Jewish Witnesses for Christ by A. Bernstein [1909], IN PROGRESS Scan The Kabbalah by Christian David Ginsburg [1863] Scan Before the Dawn by Eugenio Zolli [1954] (copyright not renewed)

Contents 1 Guidelines for Inclusion 2 Participants 3 Incomplete Texts 3.1 English Texts 3.1.1 Aaron Bernstein 3.1.2 Adolph Saphir 3.1.3 David Baron 3.1.4 Eugenio Zolli 3.1.5 Franz Delitzsch 3.2 English with Hebrew 3.3 German Texts 3.3.1 Ignatz "Isaac" Lichtenstein 3.4 Hebrew Texts 4 Complete Texts 4.1 English Texts 5 Translations 5.1 Wikisource GFDL English Translations 5.2 Wikisource GFDL Translations into Other Languages

[edit] Guidelines for Inclusion

In order for a work to be part of this project, it must either (a) Be written by a Jew, or a person of Jewish ancestry who believed Jesus to be the Messiah without respect for the actual title or label he or she preferred. (b) Be written by someone of non-Jewish stock who wrote about Jews who believed in Jesus, the actual title or label the subject or subjects of any such writing preferred not withstanding. (c) Be written by any person who wrote about Jesus or His early followers in the historical context of fist century Judaism, its culture, laws, and political climate.

[edit] Participants

• Wikijeff 05:58, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
• Liondancer 18:55, 28 October 2007 (UTC) (de.Wikisource user, for German texts)

[edit] Incomplete Texts

[edit] English Texts

[edit] Aaron Bernstein

• Some Jewish Witnesses for Christ by A. Bernstein [1909].

[edit] Adolph Saphir

• Christ Crucified: Lectures on 1 Corinthians II [1873].
• The Divine Unity of Scripture [1895]
• The Epistle to the Hebrews: An Exposition - Vol 1 [1902]
• The Epistle to the Hebrews: An Exposition - Vol 2 [1902]

[edit] David Baron

• The Ancient Scriptures and the Modern Jew by David Baron [1901]. [SCANS]
• The Visions and Prophecies of Zechariah by David Baron [1915]. [SCANS].
• Israel's Inalienable Possesions - The Gifts and the Calling of God Which are Without Repentance by David Baron [19—].

[edit] Eugenio Zolli

• Before the Dawn by Eugenio Zolli [1954] [Not Renewed]

[edit] Franz Delitzsch

• Messianic Prophecies

[edit] English with Hebrew

• The Kabbalah by Christian David Ginsburg [1863].

[edit] German Texts

[edit] Ignatz "Isaac" Lichtenstein

• Der Talmud auf der Anklagebank durch einen begeisterten Verehrer des Judenthums (Talmud on the Dock...) [1886] is being transcripted on DE Wikisource.

• Page Images of Die Liebe und die Befehrung on Wikimedia Commons by Ignatz "Isaac" Lichtenstein [1886]: There seem to be pages missing.

[edit] Hebrew Texts

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[edit] Complete Texts

[edit] English Texts

• History of the Ten Lost Tribes - Anglo-Israelism Examined by David Baron [1915]. [SCANS]
• The Jewish Problem - Its Solution or, Israel's Present and Future by David Baron [1894].
• The Didache. An English translation of an ancient text ca 1^st-3^rd century AD. Sections are clearly of Jewish origin.
• The Epistle of Barnabas. An English translation of a work which claims to have been written by Paul's ministry companion, Barnabas. In any event it was written by an early Jewish follower of Jesus.

[edit] Translations

[edit] Wikisource GFDL English Translations

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[edit] Wikisource GFDL Translations into Other Languages

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