Jewish Theology, Systematically and Historically ConsideredKaufmann Kohler
Jewish Theology, Systematically and Historically Considered
Kaufmann Kohler
Essays
Book language: English
621 pages
By Kaufmann Kohler, this collection of essays presents Jewish theology both systematically and historically. It examines topics such as the meaning of theology, the nature of Judaism, God's attributes, revelation, Torah, and covenant. It is worth listening to for a structured overview of Jewish theological thought.
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Opening of the book
Jewish Theology Systematically and Historically Considered By Dr. K. Kohler President Hebrew Union College New York The Macmillan Company 1918
Contents Dedication Preface Introductory Chapter I. The Meaning of Theology Chapter II. What is Judaism? Chapter III. The Essence of the Religion of Judaism Chapter IV. The Jewish Articles of Faith Part I. God A. God As He Makes Himself Known To Man Chapter V. Man's Consciousness of God and Belief in God Chapter VI. Revelation, Prophecy, and Inspiration Chapter VII. The Torah—the Divine Instruction Chapter VIII. God's Covenant B. The Idea Of God In Judaism Chapter IX. God and the Gods Chapter X. The Name of God Chapter XI. The Existence of God Chapter XII. The Essence of God Chapter XIII. The One and Only God Chapter XIV. God's Omnipotence and Omniscience Chapter XV. God's Omnipresence and Eternity Chapter XVI. God's Holiness Chapter XVII. God's Wrath and Punishment Chapter XVIII. God's Long-suffering and Mercy Chapter XIX. God's Justice Chapter XX. God's Love and Compassion Chapter XXI. God's Truth and Faithfulness Chapter XXII. God's Knowledge and Wisdom Chapter XXIII. God's Condescension C. God In Relation To The World Chapter XXIV. The World and its Master Chapter XXV. Creation As the Act of God
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