The biblical concept of messianism and messianism in Southern Africa

Abstract

Content list only taken from unknown publication, 1963, pp. 17-23:

PART 1: THE CONCEPT OF THE MESSIAH IN THE OLD TESTAMENT Introduction: Mashiah, the Anointed, Chapter 1: Yahweh's malkût and the king in Israel; Chapter 2: The royal psalms and the royal Zion festival; Chapter 3: The eschatological king; Chapter 4: The servant of Yahweh; Chapter 5: The Son of Man

PART 2: THE CONCEPT OF THE MESSIAH IN THE NEW TESTAMENT. Chapter 6: Messianic expectations in the period between the Old and the New Testament; Chapter 7: Zealotism in the messianic movement during the last century B. C. and the first two centuries A. D; Chapter 8: Jesus, the Kingdom of God; Chapter 9: Jesus the Messiah, the Son of God and Son of David; Chapter10: Jesus the Servant of God and the Son of Man; Conclusion

PART III: THE CHURCH AND MESSIANISM IN AFRICA WITH SPECIAL REGARD TO MESSIANIC MOVEMENTS IN SOUTHERN AFRICA. Chapter 11: The Church and its messianic ministry; Chapter 12: Messianism in southern Africa [includes Hendrik Witbooi in South West Africa and his trek to the promised paradise]; Chapter 13: Messianism in some other parts of AFrica; Chapter 14: Political messianism; Chapter 15: Theological evaluation of African Messianism; Chapter 16: The messianic community (church) facing the challenge of African Messianism