Series Preface The New Testament after Supersessionism (NTAS) is a series that presents post-supersessionist interpretations of the New Testament. By post-supersessionism, we mean "a family of theological perspectives that affirms God's irrevocable covenant with the Jewish people as a central and coherent part of ecclesial teaching. It rejects understandings of the new covenant that entail the abrogation or obsolescence of God's covenant with the Jewish people, of the Torah as a demarcator of Jewish communal identity, or of the Jewish people themselves" (spostst.org). Although the field of New Testament studies has made significant strides in this direction in recent years, the volumes in this series, written by Jewish and gentile believers in Jesus, seek to advance the conversation by offering post-supersessionist readings of the New Testament that address the question of ongoing Jewish particularity, and the relationship of interdependence and mutual blessing between Jew and gentile in Messiah. series editors J. Brian Tucker Moody Theological Seminary, Plymouth, MI David Rudolph The King's University, Southlake, TX Justin Hardin Palm Beach Atlantic University, West Palm Beach, FL projected volumes New Testament After Supersessionism, Introductory Volume --Justin K. Hardin, David J.
Rudolph, and J. Brian Tucker Reading Matthew After Supersessionism --Anders Runesson Reading Mark After Supersessionism --Vered Hillel Reading Luke-Acts After Supersessionism --Mark S. Kinzer and David J. Rudolph Reading John After Supersessionism --tbc Reading Romans After Supersessionism --J. Brian Tucker Reading 1 Corinthians After Supersessionism --Kar Yong Lim Reading 2 Corinthians After Supersessionism --James A. Waddell Reading Galatians After Supersessionism --Justin K. Hardin Reading Philippians After Supersessionism --Christopher Zoccali Reading Ephesians and Colossians After Supersessionism --Lionel Windsor Reading Hebrews After Supersessionism --David M. Moffitt Reading 1 Peter After Supersessionism --Kelly D.
Liebengood Reading Revelation After Supersessionism --Ralph Korner New Testament After Supersessionism, Supplementary Volume --edited by Justin K. Hardin, David J. Rudolph, and J. Brian Tucker.