The Jewish Doctrine of Mediation
The Jewish Doctrine of Mediation
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Cf. Lk. Xviii. 30, Hebr. Vi. 5.
137 The significance of these passages can only be adequately grasped when it is realised what the concep- tions of the Messiah and his work were according to Biblical, post-Biblical, and Rabbinical teaching. It is impossible to touch upon this large subject here ; reference may be made to Oesterley and Box's Religion and Worship of the Synagogue, chaps, x. , xi. , together with the literature referred to there.
While in the Jewish Prayer Book the Messiah does no...t occupy the position of mediator in the full sense of Jhe word, it is clear that he figures as a unique mediating agent between God and His people. This is as much as one can reasonably expect ; for the Jewish Prayer Book is in many respects an adaptation to modern needs, and anything that would seem to play into the hands of Christian dogmatic teaching would necessarily, and from the Jewish point of view quite rightly, be eliminated. As it is, the amount of Christian teaching on many subjects which it contains is extraordinary ; we say " Christian teaching " because it is what we, as Christians, teach, 'though we realize to the full that in doing so we are teaching Judaism; but the truth is that a very great deal of Judaism is accepted by Christianity, since it was what Christ taught.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cf. Lk. Xviii. 30, Hebr. Vi. 5.
137 The significance of these passages can only be adequately grasped when it is realised what the concep- tions of the Messiah and his work were according to Biblical, post-Biblical, and Rabbinical teaching. It is impossible to touch upon this large subject here ; reference may be made to Oesterley and Box's Religion and Worship of the Synagogue, chaps, x. , xi. , together with the literature referred to there.
While in the Jewish Prayer Book the Messiah does no...t occupy the position of mediator in the full sense of Jhe word, it is clear that he figures as a unique mediating agent between God and His people. This is as much as one can reasonably expect ; for the Jewish Prayer Book is in many respects an adaptation to modern needs, and anything that would seem to play into the hands of Christian dogmatic teaching would necessarily, and from the Jewish point of view quite rightly, be eliminated. As it is, the amount of Christian teaching on many subjects which it contains is extraordinary ; we say " Christian teaching " because it is what we, as Christians, teach, 'though we realize to the full that in doing so we are teaching Judaism; but the truth is that a very great deal of Judaism is accepted by Christianity, since it was what Christ taught.
What to read after The Jewish Doctrine of Mediation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W O E William Oscar Emil Oesterley to read onlineMoreLess
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