Posts Tagged ‘Replacement theology’

 

The Promised Land and the Holy City

Rev. Jaap de Vreugd 10 November 2011

Discussion has flared up again recently concerning the validity of the Old Testament promise of land since the coming of Christ.  So-called Palestinian liberation theology, as expressed in particular by the Sabeel Institute, plays an important role in this respect.  To put it succinctly and clearly this says, in effect, that the Old Testament finds its complete fulfilment in Christ; there are no more exclusive promises for Israel; there is therefore no more ‘promised land’ for Israel; the New Testament broadening of the promise of land brings the whole earth into focus as the domain of God’s salvation, the promise of land being fulfilled in Christ as a result; and the election of Israel ends with the coming of Christ. (more…)

 

Has God still a special relationship with the Jews?

editor 17 October 2011

Has God still a special relationship with the Jewish People? What about the promise of the land, is that still valid today?

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Does the new covenant replaces all the old covenants?

editor 13 October 2011

Church and Israel. Does God still has a plan with Israel? Abrahamic covenant still stands. God has a number of covenants with Israel. How can God have a series of covenants? How can these covenant relate to each other. Does the new covenant replaces all the old covenants?

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Grace has not replaced the covenants with the Jewish people

editor 7 October 2011

The Churches have gone theological wrong when it comes to Israel. The new testament hasn’t replaced the old testament. Christ did not come to abolish the Jewish people. Grace has not replaced the covenants with the Jewish people.

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Is there still a “chosen” people?

editor 3 October 2011

The Catholic Church declared recently: There is no such thing anymore and “chosen people’, and there is no ground for Israel to be a Jewish state. How should we respond to that? (more…)

 

One in Christ, does that mean that Jewish people are not chosen anymore?

editor 26 September 2011

Christians are brought up with the idea that the church is the new Israel. If Jesus came for all of us, does God still has a special relationship with Israel? How does Jesus fit into the picture? Jew and Gentile are alike in Jesus, so where does that lead the Jewish people? (more…)

 

Why Christian Anti-Judaism must be challenged

editor 12 September 2011

In this interview Barry Horner explains why he spent 10 years of his life writing his book Future Israel and answering the question: Why Christian Anti-Judaism must be challenged… (more…)

 

God has not given up on unbelieving Israel from a covenant perspect

editor 2 September 2011

Interview with Dr. Barry Horner.. Relationship of gentiles and Jews are mentioned in Romans 11: 28. Why is this such an important verse? God has not given up on unbelieving Israel from a covenant perspective. The Jewish people are beloved. Based on the covenant and God’s choice. Pure Grace!
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The Two Advents of the Messiah (Part 1)

editor 24 August 2011

Part 1: Introduction, by Rinaldo Diprose..[1] I believe that many misunderstandings concerning messianic times are overcome by keeping in focus the two advents of the Messiah which feature in some of the Sacred Writings of Israel and in the Literature of the New Covenant. When one or the other of these two interpretative horizons is neglected what remains cannot embrace all of the Messianic expectations to which the Tanak[2] bears witness.
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Influence of Augustine on the Church…

editor 18 July 2011

Dr. Barry Horner. The nature of Reformed eschatology is comprised of several distinguishing characteristics. To begin with there is the thread of Augustinianism. From the fourth century onward, Aurelius Augustine has continued to be a hovering influence over Christendom, and particularly with regard to the church in its institutional form. (more…)


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