The Rabbi from Burbank

by Isidor Zwirn

Book Overview

The spiritual journey of Rabbi Isidor Zwirn provides a window into the life of a boy who despite persecution grew up to be a Jewish Rabbi. Spit upon, beaten, burned by cigarettes and called a "Christ killer," his consciousness of Ruach Hakodesh (God's Holy Spirit) and his love for Torah carried him to a glorious discovery.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1575627299
• ISBN13: 9781575627298
• Release Date: January 1986
• Publisher: Kenneth Copeland Publications
• Length: 145 Pages
• Weight: 0.44 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Profound. Insightful. Sweet,

Rabbi Zwirn is a believer - a Jewish believer. He is fully Jew and professes a love for the Torah, the Jewish people and traditions, and for God. His orthodox upbringing taught him to study the Torah using the strictest research and learning techniques. Little did he know where his learning and education would lead him. Once the prophecies of Isaiah had ignited his passion and raised questions in his mind, Zwirn set out to study the scriptures related to the coming of the Messiah. Interestingly, there were few others who were interested, curious, or supportive of that quest. His search of the holy scriptures lead him deep into a thorough study of the prophecies and teachings of all of the major and minor prophets of faith. Systematically and faithfully he applied his intellect and research methodologies to discover that the promised messiah had come in the person of Yeshua 'ha Messhiah: Jesus. True to his principles, he spoke of his convictions and found himself ostracized by much of the Jewish orthodoxy; not to mention his friends and family. But Zwirn remained faithful and found salvation through this Christ and his life transformed by the God for whom he had searched so diligently. A sweet and excruciating story of one man's faith and epiphany.