The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue 1940 Random House

Eternal Condemnation: The novel follows the life of Joseph Cartaphilus, a man cursed to wander the Earth until the Second Coming of Christ. This curse, believed to be a result of his refusal to offer shelter to Jesus on his way to crucifixion, has led him through centuries of human history.
Family Ties: Cartaphilus, known as "The Wandering Jew," is haunted by his sister, Hérodiade, who is also cursed to wander. Together, they are bound by a tragic family history and a mission to protect the descendants of a persecuted family.
Social Commentary: While the plot is filled with supernatural elements, the novel also delves into social issues of the time, including poverty, class inequality, and religious persecution. Sue uses the character of The Wandering Jew to explore the complexities of human nature and the enduring power of love and redemption.