Communion in the Messiah

Lev Gillet was educated at Woodbrooke, Selly Oak and was later a lecturer at the Selly Oak Colleges (Birmingham). He was a priest of the Russian Orthodox Church.

• Author's PrefaceBibliographical Note1. "Dialogue with Trypho"Polemics and Dialog - Jesus and the Pharisees - Paul and Judaism - Judaeo-Christianity - Judaism and Christianity in Patristic Times - Judaism and Christianity in the Middle Ages - Renaissance and Reformation: Their Relation to Judaism - Judaism and Christianity in the 17th Century - The Period of Emancipation: Liberal Judaism - "Convergent Scholarship" - Attitude of Modern Judaism Towards Jesus.2. The Permanent Values of Jewish TraditionTradition in Judaism - The Jewish Fathers - Scriptural Tradition - Legal or Talmudic Tradition - Mystical Tradition.3. Judaism and the Christian CreedJudaism, Hellenism, Christianity - Christianity and Jewish Monotheism - The Word and the Son - The Shenikah - The Holy Spirit - The Atonement - Elements Common to Judaism and Christianity.4. The Messianic HopeJewish and Christian Messianism - Messianism and Existential Thinking - Messianism and Society.5. The Jewish Life of Grace and its Relation to ChristianityJewish Worship - From the Inner Life of the Jewish Believer - Hasidism.6. Christianity and the Earthly Problems of IsraelChristian Attitude Towards Jewish Diaspora - Christian Attitude Towards Zionism.7. Israel and the MissionChristian Missions to Jews - Mission of the Christian Church to Israel - Mission of Israel to the Christian Church - Communion in the Messiah and the Ecclesiatical Communities, Jewish and Christian - The Idea of a Jewish Christianity.8. Conclusion: The Mystery of IsraelSpecial NotesIndex