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Does the Christian church replace the nation Israel in the plan of God? The doctrine of supersessionism answers this question in the affirmative. But is supersessionism a biblical doctrine? Michael J. Vlach offers a detailed examination of the view that the church is the new Israel that permanently takes the place of the nation Israel. He surveys the supersessionist view in church history and then examines its hermeneutical and theological arguments. He also presents a case against supersessionism. In a unique way, he lays out the arguments of both supersessionism and non-supersessionism and then offers his analysis of why supersessionism is not consistent with the biblical witness.

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Contents: A thorough examination of the church-Israel relationship – A compelling case against replacement theology – Why the church is not the new Israel.

The Church as a Replacement of Israel: An

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: 23/03/2009
      ISBN13: 9783631586037, 978-3631586037
      ISBN10: 3631586035
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Does the Christian church replace the nation Israel in the plan of God? The doctrine of supersessionism answers this question in the affirmative. But is supersessionism a biblical doctrine? Michael J. Vlach offers a detailed examination of the view that the church is the new Israel that permanently takes the place of the nation Israel. He surveys the supersessionist view in church history and then examines its hermeneutical and theological arguments. He also presents a case against supersessionism. In a unique way, he lays out the arguments of both supersessionism and non-supersessionism and then offers his analysis of why supersessionism is not consistent with the biblical witness.

      Table of Contents
      Contents: A thorough examination of the church-Israel relationship – A compelling case against replacement theology – Why the church is not the new Israel.

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