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Die onkunde van die Jode en hulle verwerping van die evangelie
Abstract
The ignorance of the Jews and their rejection of salvation
The aim of this paper is to answer the question on just how much the Jews could rely on their ignorance in rejecting Jesus Christ and his message of salvation. This could not be answered without viewing Luke's attitude towards the Jews. The paper argues further that the predestination of God played a significant role. In the end the whole question is concerned with the conversion of the Jews after their 'previous state of ignorance'.
