"The Wandering Jew" has become a favorite subject, not only with poets, novelists, and painters, but also with Jewish ministers. For the latter it is, indeed, a very grateful subject.

To our knowledge, three Jewish lectures on "The Wandering Jew" have been published by our ministers; one by Rev. Dr. Felsenthal in 1872; another one by Rev. Dr. Wise in 1877; a third one recently by Dr. Kohler.

On comparing these productions on one and the same theme, we find that they are one and the same in name only. The modes of treatment are entirely unlike each other.