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Jewish Theology, Systematically and Historically Considered
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Jewish Theology, Systematically and Historically Considered

by Kohler Kaufmann

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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.
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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
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  • 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
  • Chapter XXVI. The Maintenance and Government of the World
  • Chapter XXVII. Miracles and the Cosmic Order
  • Chapter XXVIII. Providence and the Moral Government of the World
  • Chapter XXIX. God and the Existence of Evil
  • Chapter XXX. God and the Angels
  • Chapter XXXI. Satan and the Spirits of Evil
  • Chapter XXXII. God and the Intermediary Powers
  • Part II. Man
  • Chapter XXXIII. Man's Place in Creation
  • Chapter XXXIV. The Dual Nature of Man
  • Chapter XXXV. The Origin and Destiny of Man
  • Chapter XXXVI. God's Spirit in Man
  • Chapter XXXVII. Free Will and Moral Responsibility
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  • Chapter XXXIX. Repentance Or the Return To God
  • Chapter XL. Man, the Child of God
  • Chapter XLI. Prayer and Sacrifice
  • Chapter XLII. The Nature and Purpose of Prayer
  • Chapter XLIII. Death and the Future Life
  • Chapter XLIV. The Immortal Soul of Man
  • Chapter XLV. Divine Retribution: Reward and Punishment.
  • Chapter XLVI. The Individual and the Race
  • Chapter XLVII. The Moral Elements of Civilization
  • Part III. Israel And The Kingdom Of God
  • Chapter XLVIII. The Election of Israel
  • Chapter XLIX. The Kingdom of God and the Mission of Israel
  • Chapter L. The Priest-people and its Law of Holiness
  • Chapter LI. Israel, the People of the Law, and its World Mission
  • Chapter LII. Israel, the Servant of the Lord, Martyr and Messiah Of the Nations
  • Chapter LIII. The Messianic Hope
  • Chapter LIV. Resurrection, a National Hope
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    tag="{http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml}a">Chapter LV. Israel and the Heathen Nations
  • Chapter LVI. The Stranger and the Proselyte
  • Chapter LVII. Christianity and Mohammedanism, the Daughter-Religions Of Judaism
  • Chapter LVIII. The Synagogue and its Institutions
  • Chapter LIX. The Ethics of Judaism and the Kingdom of God
  • List Of Abbreviations
  • Index
  • Footnotes