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Category Archives: Mark Kinzer
Reposting: Nicene Creed and Messianic Jews
It came up in discussion here last week. And many of my old posts, from 2009 and earlier are mysteriously truncated by the porting process from the old site to here. So, when important ones get referenced, I go back … Continue reading
Posted in Mark Kinzer, messianic, Messianic Jewish, Messianic Judaism, Scot McKnight, Theology
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Rudolph's "Paul Rule" Article, Part 1
One of the things that astounds me is the depth of scholarship in our tiny little movement. Messianic Judaism, further delimited in my understanding as the Jewish movement by that name and not the slightly larger movement including many non-Jewish … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christian, Gentiles, Judaism, Mark Kinzer, messianic, Messianic Jewish, Messianic Judaism, Paul
Tagged David Rudolph, Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
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Helsinki Press Release: Jewish Believers in Jesus
Jewish believers in Jesus is a broader category than Messianic Jews. The former category includes all Jewish people in churches, in Messianic Jewish synagogues, and even unaffiliated who profess faith in and allegiance to Jesus. Throughout history since the time … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Judaism, Mark Kinzer, messianic, Messianic Jewish, Messianic Judaism
Tagged Helsinki Conference, Jewish believers in Jesus
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Expositing Acts 15: The Defining Chapter
A reader sent an email with a few questions, including this one: How do you address the word of Yaakov in Acts 15:19-21? To me, the implication is that these are the very basics…but as they learn about Moses (the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Gentiles, Gospel, History, Mark Kinzer, messianic, Messianic Jewish, Messianic Judaism
Tagged Acts 15, Bilateral Ecclesiology
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Judaism as Competition for Christianity
In the May/June 2010 issue of Biblical Archaeology Today, Angelos Chaniotis of Princeton writes about “Godfearers in the City of Love.” The reference is to recent research at Aphrodisias in Turkey, not too far east of ancient Ephesus. The city … Continue reading
Torah and Messianic Judaism
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Posted in Bible, Judaism, Mark Kinzer, messianic, Messianic Jewish, Messianic Judaism, Torah
Tagged Mapping Messianic Jewish Theology, Richard Harvey
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The Nicene Creed and MJ
This is day 2 of the Hashivenu Forum in Los Angeles (see yesterday’s post for more about Hashivenu). We heard a paper today by Mark Kinzer, “Finding Our Way Through Nicaea: The Deity of Yeshua, Bilateral Ecclesiology, and Redemptive Encounter … Continue reading
Posted in Christian, Judaism, Mark Kinzer, messianic, Messianic Jewish, Messianic Judaism, Theology, Yeshua
Tagged Hashivenu, Nicene Creed
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The Nature of God in MJT
MAPPING MESSIANIC JEWISH THEOLOGY: A CONSTRUCTIVE APPROACH Richard Harvey, Paternoster, 2009 This is our Messianic Jewish Musings survey of chapter 4 of Richard Harvey’s newly published study. MJT stands for Messianic Jewish Theology. See here to find MMJT on Paternoster … Continue reading