David Isaacson: On music, anger, learning and how justice and mercy compel action.

Update: 2021-03-18

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David hails originally from South Africa. He’s a trained classical musician and composer, he holds a PhD in learning design and technology, and he’s devoted to helping the poorest of the poor through education. He’s a Messianic Jew, with a revealing perspective on how justice and mercy meet together in the person of Jesus the Messiah.

Arrangement of “The Trees of the Field” used by kind permission of Rob and Gilly Bennett: other music arranged or composed by David Isaacson.

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David Isaacson: On music, anger, learning and how justice and mercy compel action.