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Judaism (Christian theology)

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Jewish-Christian dialogue and biblical exegesis

Tord Fornberg

1988

Seeing Judaism anew

Mary C. Boys

2005

Testimonies of Jews who believe in Jesus

Ruth Rosen

1992

Those Who Call Themselves Jews

Philip L. Mayo

2006

The Torah blessing

Larry Huch

2009

The Parting of the Ways

James D. G. Dunn

2006

Jesus and Israel

David E. Holwerda

1995

Attitudes to Gentiles in ancient Judaism and early Christianity

David C. Sim, James S. McLaren

2013

Testimonies

J. Rendel Harris, Vacher Burch

1916

Has the Church Replaced Israel?

Michael J. Vlach

2010

Paul, Judaism, and the Gentiles

Francis Watson

1986

Covenanted solidarity

Mark R. Lindsay

2001

Paul, Judaism, and the Gentiles

Francis Watson

1986

Jesus : First-Century Rabbi

David Zaslow, Joseph A. Lieberman

2015

Anti-Judaism and the Fourth Gospel

Didier Pollefeyt, R. Bieringer

2001

The spectral Jew

Steven F. Kruger

2005

Anti-semitism and early Christianity

Craig A. Evans, Donald Alfred Hagner

1993

Judaistic Christianity

Fenton John Anthony Hort

1894

The night sky of the Lord

Alan Ecclestone

1982

"Israel my glory"

John Wilkinson

1894

Disinheriting the Jews

Jeffrey S. Siker

1991

Challenging Christian Zionism

Cedar Duaybis, Maurine Tobin, Naim Stifan Ateek

2005

The Reluctant Parting

Julie Galambush

2005

What Do Jewish People Think about Jesus?

Michael L. Brown

2007

Restoration

D. Thomas Lancaster

2005

Christ Killers

Jeremy Cohen

2007

The Recapitulation Of Israel Use Of Israels History In Matthew 11411

Joel Kennedy

2008

The God of Israel and Christian theology

R. Kendall Soulen

1996

The letter writer

Tim Hegg

2002

Why Israel?

Willem J. J. Glashouwer

2007

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