Israel's Messiah and the People of God

Mark S. Kinzer is President Emeritus of Messianic Jewish Theological Institute, Michigan, and the author of Postmissionary Messianic Judaism (2005).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction to the Thought and Theology of Mark KinzerPart I Vision for Messianic Judaism1 The Messianic Fulfillment of the Jewish Faith2 Toward a Theology of 'Messianic Judaism'Part II Judaism from a Messianic Perspective3 Messianic Judaism and Jewish Tradition in the Twenty-First Century: A Biblical Defense of Oral Torah4 Prayer in Yeshua, Prayer in Israel: The Shema in Messianic PerspectivePart III Yeshua-faith from a Jewish Perspective5 Beginning with the End: The Place of Eschatology in the Messianic Jewish Canonical Narrative6 Final Destinies: Qualifications for Receiving an Eschatological Inheritance7 Lumen Gentium, Through Messianic Jewish EyesEpilogue Postmissionary Messianic Judaism, Three Years Later: Reflections on a Conversation Just BegunGeneral BibliographyChronological Bibliography of Material Related to Postmissionary Messianic JudaismScripture IndexSubject/Name Index

'In this book, Kinzer offers an interpretation of Salvation History that brings together the people of Israel, the person of Yeshua and the Yeshua-believing community, and opens a different perspective for understanding God's redemptive work within the world.'Benjamin Burry, Reviews in Religion & Theology, Volume 20, Issue 4, September 2013"This work is to be commended [...] for its enterprise of developing themes specifically significant to the Messianic Jewish movement and its relationship to Judaism and Christianity." Josh Scott, in Theological Book Review (tbr), Vol. 25, No.1, 2013 "Mark Kinzer [...] shows how Judaism and Christianity cannot be seen as separate faiths but are inextricably part of a whole". Church Times, 23 May 2014