The Messiah of Israel As Teacher of the Gentiles: The Setting of Matthew's Christology

Interpretation 29 (1):24-40 (1975)
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Abstract

Simple decency, to say nothing of Matthew's law of love, demands that we allow our neighbors to define themselves rather than to impose a caricature on them ; and to speak today of the utter reprobation of the people of Israel is monstrous and obscene

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