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In Abraham's bosom : Christianity without the New Testament

Title
  1. In Abraham's bosom : Christianity without the New Testament / Manfred Görg ; translated by Linda M. Maloney.
Published by
  1. Collegeville, Minn. : Liturgical Press, [1999], ©1999.
Author
  1. Görg, Manfred.

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Description
  1. xiii, 146 pages : illustrations; 21 cm
Summary
  1. "In this volume Manfred Gorg offers us a new and challenging exploration of the "Old Testament." He shows us that the fundamental document of Jewish faith has an enduring, unique, and binding character for Christians, for the central theological data of the "Old Testament," such as God's covenant with a people, messianic expectations, and hope for the time of salvation at the end of the ages are not "canceled" or abolished in the "New Testament," nor are they yet completely fulfilled.
  2. He shows convincingly that Christian faith has its roots in the "Old Testament" and the "Christianity without the New Testament" is indeed possible."--BOOK JACKET.
Uniform title
  1. In Abrahams Schoss. English
Alternative title
  1. In Abrahams Schoss.
Subject
  1. Judaism > Relations > Christianity
  2. Bible > Old Testament > Theology
  3. Christianity and other religions > Judaism
Contents
  1. Pt. 1. Christianity Without the Old Testament? I. "Covenant" - The Tie That Binds - Obligation. II. The Old Testament en route to the Concentration Camp. III. The Old Testament: Still Under Christian Occupation -- Pt. 2. Christianity Without the New Testament? I. Joshua - Jeshua - Jesus. II. Messianic Concretions. III. Sons of Humanity. IV. In Abraham's Bosom.
Owning institution
  1. Columbia University Libraries
Note
  1. "A Michael Glazier book."
Bibliography (note)
  1. Includes bibliographical references (p. 143-146).