When being Jewish was a crime

This is the amazing story of how Rachmiel Frydland, a Jew, was delivered from death time after time during the years of the Nazi occupation of Poland. Perhaps more importantly, this is Frydland's account of how the God of his ancestors took over and occupied his life, delivering him from death -- spiritually, then physically--and led him into a ministry of proclaiming Messiah Yeshua (Jesus). Rachmiel Frydland was a Jew who suffered persecution under the Nazis; he was a believer in the Messiah who sometimes suffered rejection by Christians during his years as a fugitive. He challenges us to consider what our response might be in similar cases of inhumanity both now and in the future.

Rachmiel Frydland (1919-85) pastored two Messianic congregations, founded Messianic Literature Outreach and edited The American Messianic Jewish Quarterly. He worked for Chosen People Ministries and served as the Secretary of the International Allianice in Israel. He wrote scores of articles and authored What the Rabbis Know about the Messiah.