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Posts by Kay Silberling

The Notion of Conversion in Antiquity and Beyond

By Kay Silberling | July 8, 2005

Richard Nichol has made strong arguments for why Messianic Judaism should offer conversion to non-Jews. His plea is thoughtful and represents a deep awareness of the theological issues involved. However, his most urgent expressions about the issue arise out of sociological, not theological, concerns. Nichol appeals to a pressing need “to clarify the identities of…

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From the editor – Issue 41

Toward Paul’s Ephesians 2 Vision of the One New Man: Navigating Around Hebrew Roots and Replacement Theologies

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Presence and Involvement: The Pre-incarnate Messiah in the History of Israel

The Woman, Her Male Child, the Dragon, and the Rest of Her Offspring: A Non-Supersessionist Reading of Revelation 12

Law-Observance Among Jewish Christians: Benefiting from Augustine’s View

Supersessionist Teachings in Children’s Biblical Literature

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Finding Messiah: A Journey into the Jewishness of the Gospel, by Jennifer M. Rosner

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