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In this book, Theodore Mascarenhas examines three Psalms-most representative of the missionary function in the Psalter-to determine if there is a missionary function assigned to Israel. Mascarenhas considers other instances in the Psalter which hint at a missionary function for Israel, and concludes that the Psalter repeatedly affirms Israel's election and privileged position, which paradoxically compels it to bring others to its God. In the end, Mascarenhas applies his conclusions to a current situation (India) that exhibits striking similarities and parallels to ancient Israel.

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In this book, Theodore Mascarenhas examines three Psalms-most representative of the missionary function in the Psalter-to determine if there is a missionary function assigned to Israel. Mascarenhas considers other instances in the Psalter which hint at a missionary function for Israel, and concludes that the Psalter repeatedly affirms Israel's election and privileged position, which paradoxically compels it to bring others to its God. In the end, Mascarenhas applies his conclusions to a current situation (India) that exhibits striking similarities and parallels to ancient Israel.
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Autorenporträt
Theodore Mascarenhas holds a Doctorate in Sacred Scripture from the Pontificio Instituto Biblico, Rome, Italy. A member of the Society of the Missionaries of St. Francis Xavier, Mascarenhas is a Visiting Lecturer in Old Testament at Pilar Theological College (Goa, India), Loyola University Chicago, Rome Centre of Liberal Arts (Rome, Italy), and the Institute of Religious Sciences, Gregorian University (Rome, Italy).