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The hope of Israel, expressed variously in the Torah, Prophets, and Psalms, was not for a rescue operation that would snatch Israel (or humans or the faithful) from the world, but for a rescue operation that would be for the world, an operation through which redeemed humans would play once more the role for which they were designed.
— NT Wright
But for him the incarnate Son is also Israel's Messiah.
— NT Wright
The living God comes into his world in the person of Israel's representative, to do for Israel and the world what they could not do for themselves, to be the place of meeting between the Creator and his human creatures.
— NT Wright
so that the blessing of Abraham could flow through to the nations in King Jesus.
— NT Wright
The good news is bigger, better, fuller than you ever imagined.
— NT Wright
The resurrection of Jesus is the launching of God's new world.
— NT Wright
As we have seen throughout this book, the revolution he accomplished was the victory of a strange new power, the power of covenant love, a covenant love winning its victory not over suffering, but through suffering.
— NT Wright
You cannot rescue someone from the scars of an abusive upbringing by replaying the same narrative on a cosmic scale and mouthing the word "love" as you do so.
— NT Wright
First, Jesus was going to take us to be with him in heaven. There are different ways people have imagined this happening, but the message is still the same. Somehow, the good news in the past (what Jesus did two thousand years ago) points forward to one particular piece of good news about the future (he will take us to heaven). This completes the new relationship with God that is for many the sole focus of the good news. And this is seriously misleading.
— NT Wright
I did mind and it did matter, otherwise there wouldn't be anything to forgive at all
— NT Wright
God creates "that which is not God" out of generous love in order that he may then, in the end, fill it, flood it, drench it, with his love and his glory.
— NT Wright
we should be in no doubt that, for the gospel writers themselves, there was never a kingdom message without a cross
— NT Wright