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The Future of Israel as a Theological Question

The Future of Israel as a Theological Question

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  • Craig A. Blaising

This essay reflects on the theological question of the future of Israel. Blaising defines "Israel" as a designation for the descendants of Jacob as an ethnic, cultural, and national entity. Consideration of the future of Israel is a question about the national future of the descendants of Jacob. The author does not ask about the future of Israel as a state. He first discusses the view of supersessionism and two-covenant theology. Next, he discusses aspects of a non-supersessionist evangelical theology that he holds to.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 2001. 16 pages.

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