“There is Punishment for the Evil Doer in This World and in the Next; but the Divine Purpose is to Reclaim, not to Destroy, or Doom to Everlasting Torment.” In: That Unknown Country; or, What Living Men Believe concerning Punishment after Death ...
- Singerman ID
- 4528
- Year
- 1888
- Entry
- Isaacs, Abram Samuel. “There is Punishment for the Evil Doer in This World and in the Next; but the Divine Purpose is to Reclaim, not to Destroy, or Doom to Everlasting Torment.” In: That Unknown Country; or, What Living Men Believe concerning Punishment after Death ... (Springfield, Mass.: C. A. Nichols, 1888), pp. [526]-42 (includes a photograph of the author).
- Author/Editor
- Isaacs, Abram Samuel
- Location
- Springfield, MA
- Holdings
- In most academic libraries
- Title
- “There is Punishment for the Evil Doer in This World and in the Next; but the Divine Purpose is to Reclaim, not to Destroy, or Doom to Everlasting Torment.” In: That Unknown Country; or, What Living Men Believe concerning Punishment after Death ...
- Language
- English
- Printer/Publisher
- C. A. Nichols
- Collection
-
Chronological File, 1676 to 1900
Isaacs, Abram Samuel, ““There is Punishment for the Evil Doer in This World and in the Next; but the Divine Purpose is to Reclaim, not to Destroy, or Doom to Everlasting Torment.” In: That Unknown Country; or, What Living Men Believe concerning Punishment after Death ...”, Judaica Americana II, accessed September 19, 2024, https://judaicadhpenn.org/legacyprojects/s/singerman/item/55256