In all its shapes and forms, Judaism has always adhered to a concept of redemption which sees it as a process that takes place publicly, on the stage of history and in the medium of the community: in short, which essentially takes place in the visible world, and can not be thought of except as a phenomenon that appears in what is already visibl
In all its shapes and forms, Judaism has always
adhered to a concept of redemption which sees it as a
process that takes place publicly, on the
stage of history and
in the medium of the community: in short, which essentially takes place in the visible world, and can not be thought of except as a phenomenon that appears in what is already visibl
in the medium of the community:
in short, which essentially takes place in the visible world, and can not be thought of except as a phenomenon that appears in what is already visibl
in short, which essentially takes place
in the visible world, and can not be thought of except as a phenomenon that appears in what is already visibl
in the visible world, and can not be thought of except as a phenomenon that appears
in what is already visibl
in what is already visible.