Lederer/Messianic Jewish publishers plans to publish the papers from the Borough Park Symposium in early 2008. We think the high quality of each paper, coupled with the importance of the subject - The Gospel and the Jewish People - warrant that they have a longer life than merely the Symposium. Presently, we are reviewing each of the papers to determine whether they should be published in book form for wider distribution, put into a format for only those currently interested in the subject, and/or how they might be presented to the academic world. There are other alternatives to making these papers available, but we haven't explored them yet. We're talking to our sales and marketing people to obtain their view on this. If anyone is interested in the publication, please contact us. We will keep people informed of our plans as soon as they are finalized.

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Introduction

Welcome and Introduction
Rabbi Barry Rubin

Guidelines for Healthy Theological Discussion
David Rudolph, Ph.D.

Our Goals for the Symposium
Mitch Glaser

The Gospel Message

What is our Message?
Rachel Wolf

What Is The Gospel We Should Be Commending To All Israel In These Times Of Transition?
Stuart Dauermann

The Condition of Salvation for Jews and Gentiles in this Age
Dr. Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum, Th.M., Ph.D.

Salvation and the Jewish People

The View from Here
Rabbi John Fischer, Ph.D., Th.D.

Final Destinies: Qualifications for Receiving an Eschatological Inheritance
Mark S. Kinzer

The Jewish People and Salvation
Dr. Michael Rydelnik

Presenting the Gospel to our Jewish People

The Good News Proclamation by the Messianic Congregation
Sam Nadler

Presenting the Gospel to the Jewish People: An assessment of what is and a plea for the future
Susan Perlman

Keruv as Guiding Principle for Proclamation of the Good News
Tsvi Sadan

Presenting the Gospel to the Jewish People: Communicational Perspective
Vladimir Pikman

Closing Remarks

Dreaming of the Day: A Prophetic Portrait of Revival
Rabbi Jason P. Sobel