Life story of H.C. Immanuel Frommann

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The Jewish believer, Heinrich Christian Immanuel (Samuel) Frommannn, wrote, printed, and published his own missionary literature, books, and commentaries in early eighteenth-century Germany.
He translated parts of the New Testament into Yiddish and produced a rabbinic commentary on the Gospel of Luke, later brought to completion by Dr. Biesenthal. His efforts are considered the foundation of the famous Institutum Judaicum (also called the Callenberg Institute).

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