The importance of a Judeo-centric eschatology. The early church was… — Middle East Observer — TG.ME

“The importance of a Judeo-centric eschatology. The early church was Jewish. According to Eusebius, the first fifteen bishops at Jerusalem up to
135 AD were Jewish, and surely restorationist in their eschatology…
Over the centuries, a Gentile-focused hermeneutic has predominated within Christendom.
However a Judeo-centric hermeneutic" is the answer to the problem that we:
Gentiles have had when attempting to understand, disparate in meaning, quotations of the Old Testament in the New Testament (e.g. Matt. 2:14-15; cf. Hos. 11:1)...
Modern replacement theology is not a recent
phenomenon. It goes back as far as the second century, especially after Gentile bishops took the ascendency : after 135-136 AD, the result being development of Gentile dominance that ignored the exhortations of Paul in Romans 11…”
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Barry Horner | Reflections on Response to “Future Israel” | 2009
Barry Horner http://www.bunyanministries.org/?page_id=17 Pre-Trib Study Group 2009 www.pre-trib.org
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