Examples of using Converted to christianity in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Many Chinese immigrants converted to Christianity, intermarried with the locals,
in 1892, he converted to Christianity.
Many Chinese immigrants converted to Christianity, intermarried with the locals,
Her mother, Fiammetta, converted to Christianity in 1930 and remained in Italy with her family even after Margherita and her son, Amedeo, went into exile to Argentina following the implementation of the race laws.
In Eastern Europe, where the Jewish population was almost 5 million, 90,000(or not quite 2%) converted to Christianity in order to have an easier life and mingle with mainstream society.
that“in the 14th and 15th centuries, thousands of Jews converted to Christianity, particularly of their own free will and not as a result of pressure.
Her parents converted to Christianity to be saved from persecution,
who after serving in the Roman legions converted to Christianity and established a hermitage near Milan,
cultural identities of the Hispanic and Latinos being descendants of the Jews forcibly converted to Christianity centuries ago.
which served the converts in the Ghetto, Jews who converted to Christianity in the past, but the Nazis saw them as Jews and put them in the Ghetto.
The number of people who converted to Christianity, which many of them kept their new religion even after the conquest of their homes by the crown's faithful soldiers,
saying that their maternal grandfather was a Ukrainian Jew who converted to Christianity to escape the Pale of Settlement and gain access to higher education.
The lives of the“Converso” Jews who converted to Christianity was not easy either, the church called them“new Christians”
Daniel Salomon, a Polish Jewish convert to Christianity, came to Iceland in 1625.
this uniqueness is evident even in Jews who convert to Christianity.
Judeo-Christian” here referred to Jewish converts to Christianity.
Many early Jewish and pagan converts to Christianity continued to observe Jewish ritual law or to participate in pagan religious festivals.
Derogatorily, Jewish converts to Christianity were called conversos meaning'converts',
In 312 A.D., the Roman Emperor Constantine converts to Christianity, paving the way for it to become the dominant religion of Europe and the West.
In my country if someone converts to Christianity their punishment is death or execution.".