Healing the Schism : : Karl Barth, Franz Rosenzweig, and the New Jewish-Christian Encounter.

• Superior document: Studies in Historical and Systematic Theology
• Author: Rosner, Jennifer M.
• Place / Publishing House: Ashland : : Lexham Press,, 2021.; Ã2021.
• Year of Publication: 2021
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: Studies in Historical and Systematic Theology
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (257 pages)

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Dedication
• Contents
• Introduction: The Election of Israel and Christian Theology
• Marshall's Challenge
• A Christian Affirmation of the Election of Israel
• A Survey of Existing Approaches
• God, Israel, and Torah
• The Jewish People and Jewish Practice
• The Emergence of Modern Judaism
• The New Jewish-Christian Encounter
• Distinctive #1: Commitment to Theological and Doctrinal Rigor
• Distinctive #2: Assessment of the Other's Tradition in Light of One's Own
• Distinctive #3: Recognition of Underlying Theological Commonality between Judaism and Christianity
• Distinctive #4: Reassessment of One's Own Tradition in Light of the Other's
• A Word on Boundary Redefinition and the Threat of Syncretism
• Overview of Study
• Approach and Methodology
• Outline of Chapters
• Chapter 1: "Salvation Is of the Jews": Karl Barth's Doctrine of Israel and the Church
• Introduction
• The Election of God in Barth's Theology
• The Election of Jesus Christ
• The Election of the Community
• The Election of the Individual
• The Command of God in Barth's Theology
• The Command of God
• The Command of God the Creator
• The Command of God the Reconciler
• The Mission of Christ in Barth's Theology
• Christology and Christian Witness
• The Jewishness of Jesus in Barth's Christology
• Christ as the Fullness of the Law
• The Election of Israel in Barth's Theology
• Barth's Doctrine of the Jewish People (Israel)
• Barth's Doctrine of Judaism (Torah)
• Conclusion
• Chapter 2: "The Sprouting of Our Redemption": Franz Rosenzweig's Theology of Judaism and Christianity
• Introduction
• Judaism and Christianity in Rosenzweig's Theology
• Overview of the Star of Redemption
• Explication of Part 3 of the Star of Redemption
• The Fire or Eternal Life
• The Rays or the Eternal Way.
• The Star or Eternal Truth
• Christology and Ecclesiology in Rosenzweig's Theology
• Christology and Christianity's Redemptive Vocation
• The Jewishness of Jesus in Rosenzweig's Christology
• Christ and the Jewish People
• A Word on Jewish "Dual-Covenant" Theology
• The Election of Israel in Rosenzweig's Theology
• Rosenzweig's Doctrine of the Jewish People (Israel)
• Rosenzweig's Doctrine of Judaism (Torah)
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3: "Torah Shall Go Forth from Zion": Reconceiving Christology and Ecclesiology in Light of Israel
• Introduction
• Christology in Light of Israel
• The Jewishness of Jesus
• God's Incarnation in the Jewish People
• Theology of Suffering
• Ecclesiology in Light of Israel
• Renouncing Supersessionism
• Christianity as God's Expanded Covenant with Israel
• Reclaiming the Doctrine of Election
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4: Hastening toward the "Day that Is Entirely Shabbat": Mark Kinzer's Messianic Jewish Theology
• Introduction
• The Shape of Messianic Jewish Theology
• The Connection between Israel and Jesus
• Messianic Judaism as a Branch of Judaism
• The Election of Israel in Kinzer's Theology
• "Creation-Consummation"
• "Sin-Redemption"
• Israel and Torah
• The Mission of Christ in Kinzer's Theology
• The Incarnation and Life of Christ
• The Crucifixion and Death of Christ
• Jesus as the Ultimate Sacrifice
• Jesus as the Bearer of Divine Judgment
• The Resurrection and Victory of Christ
• The Suffering of Christ and the Suffering of Israel
• Kinzer's Twofold Ecclesiology
• Postmissionary Messianic Judaism
• Bilateral Ecclesiology in Solidarity with Israel
• Conclusion
• Conclusion: Where Do We Go from Here?
• Continued Recasting of Christian Theology in Light of Israel
• Revisiting Marshall's Four Options
• The Contribution and Significance of Messianic Judaism.
• Appendix 1: The Jewish People's Relationship to Land, Language, and Law in Rosenzweig's Thought
• Land
• Language
• Law
• Appendix 2(A): Marc Chagall's White Crucifixion
• Appendix 2(B): Marc Chagall's Exodus
• Bibliography
• Scripture Index
• Old Testament
• New Testament
• Subject Index.