Jewish Studies Quarterly (JSQ)

Dana Hollander, Joel Kaminsky

Introduction »A Covenant to the People, a Light to the Nations« Universalism, Exceptionalism, and the Problem of Chosenness in Jewish Thought

S. 1-5 (5)

Joel Kaminsky

A Light to the Nations: Was there Mission and or Conversion in the Hebrew Bible?

S. 6-22 (17)

E. P. Sanders

Covenantal Nomism Revisited

S. 23-55 (33)

Jeffrey S. Siker

Abraham, Paul, and the Politics of Christian Identity

S. 56-70 (15)

Marc Hirshman

Election and Rejection in the Midrash

S. 71-82 (12)

John J. Collins

The Idea of Election in 4 Ezra

S. 83-96 (14)

Andrew S. Jacobs

The Kindest Cut: Christ's Circumcision and the Signs of Early Christian Identity

S. 97-117 (21)

Randi Rashkover

Overcoming Tolerance: Mendelssohn and Augustine on Judaism and Christianity

S. 118-145 (28)

Dana Hollander

The Significance of Franz Rosenzweig's Retrieval of Chosenness

S. 146-162 (17)