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Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis
Thesis (MTh)--Stellenbosch University, 1996.
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| author | Britz, Rudolph Martinus |
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| spelling | oai:scholar.sun.ac.za:10019.1/55334 Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis Britz, Rudolph Martinus Brown, E. Coertzen, Pieter Stellenbosch University. Faculty of Theology. Dept. of Systematic Theology and Ecclesiology. Bible. Romans, IX-XI -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Israel (Christian theology) Israel (Christian theology) -- Biblical teaching Christianity and other religions -- Judaism -- History Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity -- History Jews -- History -- Chronology Israel (Christian theology) -- History of doctrines Thesis (MTh)--Stellenbosch University, 1996. This study focuses on the history of Israel or the Jews, as it developed after the resurrection of Christ. As such, it constituted itself as the ordinary history of a people, and does not differ from any other history of any other people. Approach in this way, it means that the historical Israel and its history must be interpreted and understood historically. The Israel-history, though, created a problem for the Christian Church. There is an uncertainty whether to understand it in a pure historical sense, or whether one must interpret it with theological distinction. Does this history still relates to God in such a way, that one is obliged to understand it theologically? If so, what are the consequences of a theological-historical understanding of the Israel history? Is it really based on sound exegeses of Scripture, or is it based on assumptions and idealised images of the elected people of God? These, and other questions stimulated the study. And, it was accepted that the historical Israel and its history must be understood and interpreted in a theological way. As a basic point of departure, it is based on an argued explanation of Romans 9-11 (Chapter 3). According to these chapters, God still has a historical future for his people (the Jews) in hand. This future also relates directly to the Church of Christ. The study, therefore, stipulated the historical consequences of this conviction, stating that the theological and Scriptural assessment of the Israel-history supposes a positive and constructive approach, it creates the calling of the church towards the Jews and it defines the character the church's missiological obligation towards the historical Israel (Chapter 4). It is a known fact that this Israel-history was not always been interpreted according to its Scriptural sense (Chapter 1 and 2). Historically it was either ideologised (which resulted in persecutions) or idealised (which stimulated the different chiliastic constructions). With its reformed and Scriptural approach and exegetical control, this study neither ideologises nor idealises the historical Israel and its history. It pleads for a sound theological interpretation. God still has a wonderful historical future for his people (the Jews) in hand, and in the realisation of this future, the church of Christ has a substantial part to play. To participate in the mysterious and wonderful ways of God, is the unparalleled privilege of the church (Chapter 5). Masters 2012-08-27T11:37:01Z 2012-08-27T11:37:01Z 1996-03 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/55334 af Stellenbosch University 94 pages application/pdf Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University |
| spellingShingle | Bible. Romans, IX-XI -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Israel (Christian theology) Israel (Christian theology) -- Biblical teaching Christianity and other religions -- Judaism -- History Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity -- History Jews -- History -- Chronology Israel (Christian theology) -- History of doctrines Britz, Rudolph Martinus Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis |
| title | Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis |
| title_full | Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis |
| title_fullStr | Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis |
| title_short | Wat van die Jode? : enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese Israel en sy geskiedenis |
| title_sort | wat van die jode enkele teologiese perspektiewe op die historiese israel en sy geskiedenis |
| topic | Bible. Romans, IX-XI -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. Israel (Christian theology) Israel (Christian theology) -- Biblical teaching Christianity and other religions -- Judaism -- History Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity -- History Jews -- History -- Chronology Israel (Christian theology) -- History of doctrines |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/55334 |
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