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Israel Gods Servant

God's Key to the Redemption of the World [Paperback]

by David W Torrance, George Taylor

    • Authors

      David W Torrance +1

    • Book Format

      Paperback / softback

    • Publisher

      Paternoster Press

    • Published

      October 2007

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      Israel Gods Servant

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      Product Description

      Historically antiSemitism has been ingrained in much Christian theology and practise. Is this the result of NT teaching or an alien intrusion into Christianity? What is a Christian attitude towards the Jewish people and towards the State of Israel? What is currently going on in the Middle East and does Israel still play a role in Gods purposes for the redemption of the world? This book seeks to set out a biblical and theological case for the ongoing importance of the Jewish people in Gods plans for creation and to explain something of the complex and controversial situation in the modern day Israeli state.

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      • Authors

        David W Torrance +1

      • Book Format

        Paperback / softback

      • Publisher

        Paternoster Press

      • Published

        October 2007

      • Weight

        277g

      • Page Count

        144

      • Dimensions

        140 x 215 x 14 mm

      • ISBN

        9781842275542

      • ISBN-10

        1842275542

      • Eden Code

        1100134

      More Information

      • ISBN: 9781842275542

      • Publisher: Paternoster Press

      • Release Date: October 2007

      • Weight: 277g

      • Dimensions: 140 x 215 x 14 mm

      • Eden Code: 1100134


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      15 years ago

      Israel God’s Servant

      This book is a reworking of papers previously brought to “conferences, public meetings and study groups” in the Church of Scotland. David Torrance, a retired pastor of the Church of Scotland and George Taylor, rather bizarrely, is a pseudonym. The first part looks at the Middle East conflict historically, explains Islamic Fundamentalism, and gives a brief theology of Israel and the Land. It is a good and adequate overview.
      The second part covers anti-Semitism which is described as: “a rejection of God and his plans for our salvation”.
      The third part looks at the “signs of the times,” which includes the restoration of Israel. It examines the mysterious nature of Jewish identity and God’s role for Israel, raising again the question of how Jewish believers in Jesus are to express their Jewishness.
      There is also a critique of replacement theology, and a brief exegesis of Romans 9-11. This book will stimulate your thinking. I recommend it.

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      15 years ago

      Israel God’s Servant

      This book is a reworking of papers previously brought to “conferences, public meetings and study groups” in the Church of Scotland. David Torrance, a retired pastor of the Church of Scotland and George Taylor, rather bizarrely, is a pseudonym. The first part looks at the Middle East conflict historically, explains Islamic Fundamentalism, and gives a brief theology of Israel and the Land. It is a good and adequate overview.
      The second part covers anti-Semitism which is described as: “a rejection of God and his plans for our salvation”.
      The third part looks at the “signs of the times,” which includes the restoration of Israel. It examines the mysterious nature of Jewish identity and God’s role for Israel, raising again the question of how Jewish believers in Jesus are to express their Jewishness.
      There is also a critique of replacement theology, and a brief exegesis of Romans 9-11. This book will stimulate your thinking. I recommend it.

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