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Synopsis
Why has the gospel of peace so often produced hostility between Christians and Jews?
In The Fellowship of Christians and Jews, C. W. Steinle confronts one of the most painful paradoxes of Christian history: a faith founded on reconciliation that became, for centuries, a source of division with the very people from whom it came.
Drawing from the prophets, the Gospels, and the writings of Paul, Steinle argues that the fracture between Church and synagogue did not arise from Scripture itself, but from the way Scripture was later interpreted through history. The biblical story does not describe the replacement of Israel, but the healing of a divided people. Gentiles are not invited into a new story that erases Israel; they are brought into Israel’s covenant promises through Israel’s Messiah.
Central to this study is Paul’s “mystery” of Gentile inclusion: that the nations become fellow heirs of promises first given to Israel. By recovering the prophetic framework of the two houses of Israel, the Davidic covenant, and the New Covenant’s original recipients, this book shows how Jewish preservation, Israel’s scattering, and Gentile salvation belong to one redemptive design.
Rather than defending political movements or rehearsing historical grievances, The Fellowship of Christians and Jews seeks theological clarity. It challenges replacement theology without collapsing into nationalism, and it affirms Jewish covenant identity without denying the necessity of Messiah.
The Fellowship of Christians and Jews is an invitation to rethink reconciliation—not as sentiment, but as covenant truth.
Peace will not come from forgetting the story.
It will come from reading it rightly.
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The gospel announces peace. Yet few relationships in history have been marked by more misunderstanding and pain than that between Christians and Jews. How did a message meant to reconcile become a source of division And what did Paul really mean when he said Christ created 'one new man' from Jew and Gentile The Fellowship of Christians and Jews explores this question at its deepest level-not politically, but covenantally.Scripture does not tell the story of Israel and the Church as rivals. It tells the story of a fractured people being healed. The prophets speak of two houses-Israel scattered among the nations and Judah preserved under the Davidic covenant-and of a future reunification under one shepherd. Paul proclaims that Gentiles become 'fellow heirs' of promises already given, not owners of a new inheritance detached from Israel's story.Steinle traces how early Christian theology gradually lost this framework. As Jewish suffering increased and the Church gained cultural power, prophecy was reinterpreted through history rather than history through prophecy. Israel's judgment was confused with Israel's rejection. Discipline was mistaken for divorce. And Gentile inclusion was turned into Jewish exclusion.Against this backdrop, the book recovers the biblical logic of fellowship: - Gentiles do not replace Israel-they are brought near to Israel's covenants. - Judah is disciplined but preserved, not cast off. - The lost house of Israel is gathered through Messiah, not erased by theology. - Resurrection and covenant renewal resolve Israel's fractures rather than bypass them.From the prophets to the apostles, Scripture presents fellowship as covenant healing, not cultural harmony. The peace Christ creates is not sameness; it is the removal of hostility without the erasure of identity. Jews remain Jews. Gentiles remain Gentiles. What changes is access to the covenant center.This book does not defend political Zionism or promote theological rivalry. It seeks to make Paul's mystery intelligible again: that Gentiles are saved into Israel's promises through Israel's Messiah, and that Israel's story has not been canceled but fulfilled.For Christians, it offers a way to honor Israel without confusing gospel with politics.For Jews, it explains why Christianity need not mean the loss of Jewish identity.For thoughtful readers, it shows how centuries of conflict grew from interpretive drift rather than biblical necessity.The Fellowship of Christians and Jews is an invitation to rethink reconciliation-not as sentiment, but as covenant truth. Peace will not come from forgetting the story. It will come from reading it rightly. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798991933773
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The gospel announces peace. Yet few relationships in history have been marked by more misunderstanding and pain than that between Christians and Jews. How did a message meant to reconcile become a source of division? And what did Paul really mean when he said Christ created "one new man" from Jew and Gentile?The Fellowship of Christians and Jews explores this question at its deepest level-not politically, but covenantally.Scripture does not tell the story of Israel and the Church as rivals. It tells the story of a fractured people being healed. The prophets speak of two houses-Israel scattered among the nations and Judah preserved under the Davidic covenant-and of a future reunification under one shepherd. Paul proclaims that Gentiles become "fellow heirs" of promises already given, not owners of a new inheritance detached from Israel's story.Steinle traces how early Christian theology gradually lost this framework. As Jewish suffering increased and the Church gained cultural power, prophecy was reinterpreted through history rather than history through prophecy. Israel's judgment was confused with Israel's rejection. Discipline was mistaken for divorce. And Gentile inclusion was turned into Jewish exclusion.Against this backdrop, the book recovers the biblical logic of fellowship: - Gentiles do not replace Israel-they are brought near to Israel's covenants. - Judah is disciplined but preserved, not cast off. - The lost house of Israel is gathered through Messiah, not erased by theology. - Resurrection and covenant renewal resolve Israel's fractures rather than bypass them.From the prophets to the apostles, Scripture presents fellowship as covenant healing, not cultural harmony. The peace Christ creates is not sameness; it is the removal of hostility without the erasure of identity. Jews remain Jews. Gentiles remain Gentiles. What changes is access to the covenant center.This book does not defend political Zionism or promote theological rivalry. It seeks to make Paul's mystery intelligible again: that Gentiles are saved into Israel's promises through Israel's Messiah, and that Israel's story has not been canceled but fulfilled.For Christians, it offers a way to honor Israel without confusing gospel with politics.For Jews, it explains why Christianity need not mean the loss of Jewish identity.For thoughtful readers, it shows how centuries of conflict grew from interpretive drift rather than biblical necessity.The Fellowship of Christians and Jews is an invitation to rethink reconciliation-not as sentiment, but as covenant truth. Peace will not come from forgetting the story. It will come from reading it rightly. Drawing from the prophets, the Gospels, and the writings of Paul, Steinle argues that the fracture between Church and synagogue did not arise from Scripture itself, but from the way Scripture was later interpreted through history. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798991933773
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