"This work by Andrew W. Nicol is very welcome, not only because Robert Jenson is one of the most eloquent and stimulating theological thinkers of our age but also because the place of Israel in Christian theology is a theme of tremendous importance that has not been given sufficient attention. Nicol's study provides us with a rich and learned exploration of Jenson's theology and helps us to think in fresh ways about what it means to have faith in the God of Israel."

"This is a wonderful study: elegant, clear, and demonstrative of serious theological learning. Andrew W. Nicol does a masterful job of assessing, illuminating, and scrutinizing Jenson's account of the God of Israel on his wider systematic framework and in relationship to the theological tradition."

"Robert W. Jenson has asserted that 'God is whoever raised Jesus from the dead, having before raised Israel out of Egypt.' In this groundbreaking work, Andrew W. Nicol shows that the second half of this formula is as important as the first: God's identity as YHWH is constitutive of God's triune being. Nicol helpfully illuminates not just Jenson's teaching concerning Israel and Judaism but the structure of his theology as a whole. A landmark contribution to Jenson-studies and to the literature on supersessionism."