To the Jew first : the case for Jewish evangelism in Scripture and history / Darrell L. Bock and Mitchell Glaser, editors. [print]

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unmediated

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volume

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9780825436581

Subject(s):

Missions to Jews

LOC classification:

BV2620.G548.T684 2008
BV2620

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Contents:

"For the jew first" : Paul's nota bene for his gentile readers Mark A. Seifrid -- Jewish evangelism in the new millennium in light of Israel's future (Romans 9/11) / Walter C. Kaiser -- The book of Acts and Jewish evangelism : three approaches and one common thread Darrell L. Bock -- Jesus' denunciation of the Jewish leaders in Matthew 23 and witness to religious Jews today David L. Turner -- The message of the prophets and Jewish evangelism Richard E. Averbeck -- Part II: Theology -- The future of Israel as a theological question Craig A. Blaising -- The Holocaust and the sacred romance : a return to the divine reality (implications for Jewish evangelism) / Barry R. Leventhal -- The chosen people and Jewish evangelism Lanier Burns -- To the Jew first : a reformed perspective Richard Pratt -- To the Jew first in the new millennium : a dispensational perspective Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum -- Part III: Mission -- Lessons in Jewish evangelism from the past century Mitchell Glaser -- Jewish evangelism in the new millennium : the missiological dimension Arthur Glasser -- The ongoing importance of messianic prophecy for Jewish evangelism in the new millennium Michael Rydelnik -- One way for Jews and Gentiles in the new millennium Kai Kjor-Hansen.

Subject: Based upon the biblical mandate to take the gospel "to the Jew first," there has been a renewed effort among Christians to bring the gospel of Jesus to the Jewish community. This comprehensive resource looks at the historical, theological, and biblical context for doing so, and provides encouragement for Christians and Messianic Jews engaged in evangelism. To the Jew First includes contributions by Richard A. Averbeck, Craig A. Blaising, Walter C. Kaiser, Richard L. Pratt Jr., and ten other evangelical scholars. --From publisher's description.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BV2620.T58 2008 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001852231

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Part I: Bible -- "For the jew first" : Paul's nota bene for his gentile readers Mark A. Seifrid -- Jewish evangelism in the new millennium in light of Israel's future (Romans 9/11) / Walter C. Kaiser -- The book of Acts and Jewish evangelism : three approaches and one common thread Darrell L. Bock -- Jesus' denunciation of the Jewish leaders in Matthew 23 and witness to religious Jews today David L. Turner -- The message of the prophets and Jewish evangelism Richard E. Averbeck -- Part II: Theology -- The future of Israel as a theological question Craig A. Blaising -- The Holocaust and the sacred romance : a return to the divine reality (implications for Jewish evangelism) / Barry R. Leventhal -- The chosen people and Jewish evangelism Lanier Burns -- To the Jew first : a reformed perspective Richard Pratt -- To the Jew first in the new millennium : a dispensational perspective Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum -- Part III: Mission -- Lessons in Jewish evangelism from the past century Mitchell Glaser -- Jewish evangelism in the new millennium : the missiological dimension Arthur Glasser -- The ongoing importance of messianic prophecy for Jewish evangelism in the new millennium Michael Rydelnik -- One way for Jews and Gentiles in the new millennium Kai Kjor-Hansen.

Based upon the biblical mandate to take the gospel "to the Jew first," there has been a renewed effort among Christians to bring the gospel of Jesus to the Jewish community. This comprehensive resource looks at the historical, theological, and biblical context for doing so, and provides encouragement for Christians and Messianic Jews engaged in evangelism. To the Jew First includes contributions by Richard A. Averbeck, Craig A. Blaising, Walter C. Kaiser, Richard L. Pratt Jr., and ten other evangelical scholars. --From publisher's description.

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