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From Synagogue To Ecclesia Matthews Community At The Crossroads Charles E Carlston

Name: From Synagogue To Ecclesia Matthews Community At The Crossroads Charles E Carlston
SKU: BELL-50132312
Price: 31.00 USD
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From Synagogue To Ecclesia Matthews Community At The Crossroads Charles E Carlston instant download after payment.

Publisher: Mohr Siebrek

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.19 MB

Pages: 631

Author: Charles E. Carlston, Craig A. Evans

ISBN: 9783161518041, 3161518047

Language: English

Year: 2014

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From Synagogue To Ecclesia Matthews Community At The Crossroads Charles E Carlston by Charles E. Carlston, Craig A. Evans 9783161518041, 3161518047 instant download after payment.

Charles E. Carlston and Craig A. Evans examine in detail five major motifs in the theology of Matthew: Christology, Law, Church, Scripture and Tradition, as well as History and Eschatology. In this study they reveal a Jewish-Christian author who attempts to mediate the traditions of Judaism and early Christianity to Christian churches in his area that are becoming increasingly composed of former Gentiles. Diversity then, as now, offers both a challenge and an opportunity. The evangelist, moreover, was faced with rejection by the synagogue and strongly voiced skepticism with regard to the proclamation of Jesus as Israel's Messiah. To encourage believers and defend the story of Jesus, the evangelist shows how prophetic Scripture and the demands of Torah have been fulfilled. While not all of the specifics of Matthew's program are immediately usable today, the evangelist offers valuable guidance for the contemporary church in our vastly different historical situation.