This study proposes that the promises in the Torah and the Prophets and the Greek Scriptures have all been fulfilled by 70 A.D.
This study proposes that the promises in the Torah and the Prophets and the promises of Jesus and the writers of the Greek Scriptures have all been fulfilled, concluding in 70 A.D. Interweaved in the study are the facts that Jesus the Christ has literally been raised from the dead and has achieved for all men without exception a justification of immortal life. This quest for the meaning and significance of the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures is not about Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Bonhoeffer; however, this quest does contribute to the continuing critique of Christianity initiated by the critical analyses of Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and Bonhoeffer. This literary journey through the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures takes the critiques of these three critics of Christianity to their proper biblical conclusion.