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the Holy BPB ■ " :! " : LJUjd« and Rabbinic Jews of Easb" HSitape hftVe a longing for the land of Hwto'af which-the' Israelites o 1 GHji'.hr;. Trained in the traditions SwiSyli ilci those of ImN? Messiah will first appear HHtiloitiial body which was lost in aielia and elsewhere, have aHWjttfiheee causes is, that at no &® «l&rge as it is now. For , '- 14,000, about one-half of all |es^# "globe, are divided into

for the permanent improvement of their coreligionists in Palestine. M de Roths child has erected a home for the poor; Sir Moses Montefiore has done a similar work; two hospitals have been established,, en dowed, and well equipped. But all this does not (suffice for the wants of these.people. Especially are the sanitary arrangements in the Jewish quarter in a terrible condition. Thus, in a single year j the Jewish hospitals had 1,143 patients, and medicine was given in no Jess than 29,095 cases.: .•.,,„. ~.-. Philanthropic enterprise has also within the past years established agricultural colo iiies in order to offer work and the means of support to the thousands who have by: persecution been driven from Russia and ejsewhere. Down to 1885 seven such colo nies had been established, with a tdtal membership of thirteen thousand to four teen thousand. The leading colonies are those of Saphed, El-Bukaiah, Akko and •Nazareth. The first of the kind was that of 1 Joppa, established by the alliance in 1870. The leader in these enterprises was the venerable Sir Moses Montefiore. Some ef forts made in this direction by Christian missionaries have not proved successful. The opposition of the rabbis to this work, their hold on the people through their con trol of the money, as also the fact that the Jews of Jerusalem are Talmudic to the corei and have steeled their souls against all in-; fliienced from non-Jewish sourcee, make missionary work among them a task of stupendous difficulty. About two years ago; Christian charity established the colony of Artuf, half way between Jerusalem and Joppa ; but as soon as the of this charity could find an abiding place elsewhere they departed. At present Artuf is almost depopulated, and yet missionary zeal does not languish. The first to under take euch a work was the Amorican Board iti 1822, but the opposition of the Roman and the Greek Catholics induced them to withdraw fcheir men to Beirut. About the same time the London Society began pper ations, at its head the energetic lewis Way. As early as 1824-27 there were Protestant missionaries in Palestine, but permanenb settlements were made only in 1833. The Anelo-Prussian Bishopric of Jerusalem aided the cause considerably. Especially is this true of the regime" of Bishop Gobat, who had himself for several decades been a missionary in Abyssinia. At present the! London Society has twenty-four mission aries at work in Jerusalem, Joppa and Saphed, under the direction of Key. A. H. Kelk. 1 ■ •_

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1887.

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