"Techiya" - Periodical - Frankfurt am Main, 1844-1845

Techiya / Die Auferstehung, Ein Organ Religiösen Wahrheit und Gerechtigkeit. A weekly magazine edited by Herman Stern dealing with Christianity and Judaism and the connection between the two religions. A bound volume of issues from the first and second year. Frankfurt am Main, January 1844 through January 1845. German.
One of the central subjects with which this periodical is concerned is the principle of the Holy Trinity in Christianity. The editor, Herman Stern, who was born to a Jewish family in Bavaria, claimed that in the Bible and the Talmud it is possible to find the basis for the principle of the Holy Trinity, and discusses it in length in this periodical. In 1846, two years after he started to publish this periodical Stern converted to Christianity and started to spread Christianity among Jews.
This volume contains issues no. 1-48 from the first year (January-December 1844) and issues 1-3 from the second year (January 1845). Apparently no other issues were printed. For more information see enclosed material.
OCLC holds volumes with issues from the first year only.
[2] leaves, 192, 16 pp, 26.5 cm. Good condition. Stains. Slight defects and tears. Ink-stamps and inscriptions on front endpapers and on the first page. Cardboard binding, damaged and loose.