And His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful

This article was written by Arthur Glass in 1946. Mr. Glass was born into a poor and very Orthodox Jewish family late in his parents’ life in Poland. His sister took him to Canada before the Holocaust. He was always a student of Jewish Scriptures. He later became a strong advocate for Israel’s Messiah.

Please note: if you are unfamiliar with the strange pagination of this document, it is designed to be printed out on both sides in landscape form (11″ by 8 1/2″), then folded and stapled. This way, the booklet is a half-page in size, and the page numbers will be right. Trying to read this booklet without doing this first will be rather difficult!

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This article is an exploration of Hebrew words pertaining to the names and titles of Messiah in Isaiah. It also has footnotes added by his grandson. The title Sabba is used, meaning grandfather, since his grandson addresses issues to his article throughout the booklet.

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July 2, 2010July 5, 2017

Consider the Lilies of the field (Just pictures)

Consider the Lilies of the Field

Matthew 6:28 Consider the lilies of the field—how they grow. They don’t toil and they don’t spin. ²⁹And yet I say unto you that even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.

This Tribulation-timed text written for future heroes and heroines contains a simple command. The following picture is detailed; view it closely to see its beauties. (To do this, right-click, and choose “Save Image As…” Save it to your computer. Then double-click on it to view it in your viewer.)