Israel and Yeshua

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"My loved one had a vineyard on a fertile hillside and he built a watchtower in it." Isaiah 5:1-2
Israel and Yeshua is a Festsclirift celebrating the tenth anniversary of Caspari Center for Biblical and Jewish Studies. A biblical-style watchtower in the land of Israel illustrates the aim of the Center - to provide a vantage point, in Jerusalem, from which to support the Messianic-Jewish remnant who confess Yeshua/Jesus as Messiah, to live in open dialogue and witness with the Jewish people of today, and to remind the church worldwide of its biblical and Jewish roots.
This collection of articles casts light on a number of aspects of Messianic Judaism and Christian presence in Israel, today and in the past. Provoking questions are raised by Messianic Jews, Jewish rabbis, an Arab Christian, and expatriate theologians who have ministered in Israel.
What are the ramifications of the presence of Jesus-believing Jews in Israel, for the church as well as for the Jewish people? Which... Tovább

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"My loved one had a vineyard on a fertile hillside and he built a watchtower in it." Isaiah 5:1-2
Israel and Yeshua is a Festsclirift celebrating the tenth anniversary of Caspari Center for Biblical and Jewish Studies. A biblical-style watchtower in the land of Israel illustrates the aim of the Center - to provide a vantage point, in Jerusalem, from which to support the Messianic-Jewish remnant who confess Yeshua/Jesus as Messiah, to live in open dialogue and witness with the Jewish people of today, and to remind the church worldwide of its biblical and Jewish roots.
This collection of articles casts light on a number of aspects of Messianic Judaism and Christian presence in Israel, today and in the past. Provoking questions are raised by Messianic Jews, Jewish rabbis, an Arab Christian, and expatriate theologians who have ministered in Israel.
What are the ramifications of the presence of Jesus-believing Jews in Israel, for the church as well as for the Jewish people? Which theological questions must be discussed as this movement ventures to navigate the troubled waters between church and synagogue? This book uncovers roots from the Bible, from the early church and its reformation offspring, and from various Jewish traditions -questioning presuppositions within the diverse groups involved with or reacting to a Jewish Camp Yeshua, which is once again raising its voice in the land of the Bible after an interval of fifteen hundred years. Vissza