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This review reflects on the proposition of a bi-lateral Ekklesia and a separate form of Jewish Christianity formed according to Rabbinic Judaism. This paper rejects Kinzer's proposal, noting not only his valid observations but also his questionable exegesis of scripture. Kinzer denies the Gospel in attempting to correct the error of supersessionism. This paper also advocates the importance and validity of permitting Jewish cultural expression within the ecclesiastical community without separating from Gentile brethren, or by making Torah observance compulsory.
Relevance of the theological dialogue between the Catholic Church and Messianic Judaism.
Master's Thesis, Evangelical Theological Seminary
Evaluating Postmissionary Messianic Judaism: Authority, Christology and the Church of God2019 •
This paper investigates whether Postmissionary Messianic Judaism’s chosen identity with Rabbinic Judaism and the wider Jewish community (over and against its historic identity with the gentile church) is contextually acceptable, as an accurate representation of Pre-Constantinian “Jewish Christianity,” or whether this “Judaism” is nothing more than heterodox syncretism of the two faiths and further separates Jewish believers from their gentile brothers and sisters.
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Introduction to Messianic Judaism provides a description of what the Messianic Jewish community looks like today at its center and on its margins. The first section of the book traces the ecclesial contours of the community, providing a socio-historical and theological snapshot of the community's origins, where it is presently and where it is heading. Alongside these chapters, the book also includes a number of essays on biblical and theological issues central to the identity of Messianic Judaism. The twelve contributors to the first part of the book are recognized leaders in the Messianic Jewish community. They work with various organizations, including the Union of Messianic Jewish Congregations, the Messianic Jewish Alliance of America, the International Alliance of Messianic Congregations and Synagogues, the Messianic Jewish Rabbinical Council, Tikkun International, Chosen People Ministries, Messianic Jewish Theological Institute, Israel College of the Bible and the New School for Jewish Studies. Fourteen scholars from a wide spectrum of Christian backgrounds have written essays for the second part of the book. Their participation signals a growing academic and ecclesial interest in Messianic Judaism. Since the 1970s, a sea change has taken place in New Testament studies that has far-reaching implications for how the church evaluates Messianic Judaism. A broad reassessment of the New Testament writers’ view of Judaism has occurred since the publication of E. P. Sanders’s seminal work Paul and Palestinian Judaism (1977), and this reevaluation continues unabated. The contributors to the second part of Introduction to Messianic Judaism draw from this recent scholarship and demonstrate how post-supersessionist interpretation of the New Testament results in readings of the biblical text that are consistent with Messianic Judaism. The final section of the book is written by Joel Willitts who provides a summary and synthesis of the essays, explaining how they shed light on the ecclesial context and biblical foundations of Messianic Judaism.
Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
Philip A. Cunningham, Joseph Sievers, Mary Boys, Hans Herman Henrix, and Jesper Svartik, Eds. Christ Jesus and the Jewish People Today: New Explorations of Theological Interrelationships2012 •
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This article explores the major factors involved in why a sample of Messianic Jews have chosen this system of belief rather than stay within traditional Judaism or become Christian. Those interviewed are critical of their religious upbringing as Jews, although traditional aspects of Judaism remain important and relevant to their Messianic belief. The anti-Judaism present within the Church, both past and present, is their primary reason for not becoming Christian. The challenge that Messianic Jews present for both religions is how effective they are in helping people to live a faith perspective that has meaning in the complex, multi-faceted contemporary world.
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