Interesting. However, I was totally sold by your outstanding book An Anomalous Jew. On another topic, I was also gobsmacked by your (along with Scot McKnight) book God's Israel and the Israel of God: Paul and Supersessionism. Keep cranking it out! You're the man.
Thanks for the link to your introduction to the book Paul within Judaism. Your mapping of the PwJ debate there was extremely useful.
By the way, why don't we hear people talk about an anomalous/weird/idiosyncratic Peter? Surely his views on the Torah were greatly affected by his experience with the Spirit of God poured out on Gentiles apart from the law?
He saw that the Holy Spirit was poured out as a mark of righteousness upon those who believe in Messiah at Cornelius' house.
Interesting. However, I was totally sold by your outstanding book An Anomalous Jew. On another topic, I was also gobsmacked by your (along with Scot McKnight) book God's Israel and the Israel of God: Paul and Supersessionism. Keep cranking it out! You're the man.
Glad one person read it!
Make that two people.
Thanks for the link to your introduction to the book Paul within Judaism. Your mapping of the PwJ debate there was extremely useful.
By the way, why don't we hear people talk about an anomalous/weird/idiosyncratic Peter? Surely his views on the Torah were greatly affected by his experience with the Spirit of God poured out on Gentiles apart from the law?
He saw that the Holy Spirit was poured out as a mark of righteousness upon those who believe in Messiah at Cornelius' house.