We are working through B&H’s Perspectives on Israel and the Church: 4 Views. See my introduction and other posts in this series. In my previous post we looked at Robert Thomas’ Dispensational view as to Israel and the church. In this post I will summarize the three responses to his essay.
» Read the entire post: Responding to Dispensationalism on Israel and the Church »
We are working through B&H’s Perspectives on Israel and the Church: 4 Views. See my introduction and other posts in this series.
» Read the entire post: Israel and the Church in Dispensationalism (Robert Thomas) »
A while ago I reviewed Continuity & Discontinuity, which had the unique feature of presenting varying positions on the relationship of the Old and New Testaments in key areas including hermeneutics, the Law, salvation, and the fulfillment of OT promises.
» Read the entire post: What is the Relationship of Israel and the Church? »
Is there a future for national Israel? What Biblical right (if any) does the nation have to the promised land today? Whatever view one takes on this issue, the best arguments must be heard. Back in October last year Chosen People Ministries brought together some of the best scholars who argue for a continuing place for the nation of Israel and the land in God’s future plans. Issues such as hermeneutics, Jewish evangelism, and the teaching of individual books of the Bible are addressed by scholars such as Darrell Bock, Craig Evans, John Feinberg and Michael Vlach.
This is an ongoing review of Continuity and Discontinuity, edited by John S. Feinberg. Read the previous posts: Introduction, Systems, Hermeneutics, Salvation, and the Law.
» Read the entire post: Continuity and Discontinuity #6: Israel & The Church »
© 2023 My Digital Seminary. All rights reserved.
Theme by Anders Norén.
