Competing Trends In Messianic Judaism: The Debate Over Evangelicalism

Introduction: What Is Messianic Judaism? Messianic Judaism is a congregational movement consisting of believers who affirm Yeshua haNatzrati to be their Messiah and Savior while maintaining Jewish observance in both theology and practice. It is centered mainly in the United States and, to a lesser extent, in Israel. Worldwide membership of around 100,000 people has been suggested, although the numbers are difficult to estimate. The growth of Messianic Judaism presents a challenge for Jewish and Christian communities alike. The Jewish community must provide a definition of who is to be conside
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