In the New Testament, what divided Jews who
believed in Jesus from Jews who did not was the atonemental suffering of the
Messiah, not differing views of Jewish election, the kingdom, the temple, Jerusalem, etc. The spiritual realization, transformation, and supersession of these
things are simply baseless. - John P. Harrigan, the Gospel of Christ Crucified, p.213
Friday, October 23, 2026
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