Where Is the Body?
"Author Victor Schlatter has accomplished a very commendable endeavor by writing on the subject of Israel, the Jewish people, and the Church in this book. He clearly makes his case that the Jew and the non-Jewish Christian is 'of one family growing together... of two olive trees grafted into one, waiting for their Lord to appear.' His insight into the meaning of the 'mystery' mentioned by St. Paul in his letters to the Romans and the Ephesians, clarifies the 'secret' of how the believing Jew and Gentile come to be part of the Kingdom of God. The Body has two parts or two identical halves - what an honor to be part of one of those halves! Our appreciation to Mr. Schlatter for working through this theological and historical issue, especially as it relates to the modern Jewish State of Israel."  --George Giacumakis, Ph.D., Professor of History, Director of Mission Viejo Campus, California State University, Fullerton; Chairman of the Board, International Christian Embassy, Jerusalem"This book will not be comfortable reading for many in the Christian church; it challenges a whole number of widely held ideas that have no source in either the Old or New Testaments, but arise from Christianized Hellenism. It therefor needs to be read thoughtfully and prayerfully. Victor Schlatter has done us all a very real service in writing it."  --Lance Lambert, speaker, lecturer, teacher on Israel